Le mar 30/07/2002 à 00:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > Eric Pouech wrote: > > however, what you're facing right now is running a DOS program directly > > from the unix prompt (like wine mydospgm.com) > > in this case, there is no way for the parent process to tell something > > to its child, you it's up to you to do it by running the program with > > wineconsole mydospgm.com > > In my favorie case, i.e. running programs like sed.exe or ss.exe > from the unix commandline, what you really want is for Wine to > just get out of the way, do no graphics whatsoever, not even do any X calls > at all, and run the bloody commandline program hooked up to the > existing unix stdin and stdout.
When I did some small test cases and needed to test them through ssh (because I don't have a Windows compiler here), I was able to run them correctly with the ttydrv rather than x11drv. I don't know about the stdin/out redirection (or usage), but for what I needed it was fine (I think I was using wine program.exe>somefile, but I'm not sure). As it's been a couple months now, I don't know if the ttydrv is still usable or not. Vincent
