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Getting terminal data and printing it in CIW

Tejaskill

Hi all,

I am looking for a code which can read terminal data and print it in CIW.

Example: If I call a child process through sh("./testrun.sh")
It will print some data in terminal but I need that data should be printed in CIW.

Is there any way to achieve this.

Thanks,
Teja.

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  • Hi,

    Here is a perfectible example to do so :

    ;; copyleft ebecheto
    defun( shout (command @optional (rmNL nil) (verb t) )
    (let (ipcId ret) ;// not to use with complex shell command , no time stamp specified
    ipcId=ipcBeginProcess(command)
    ipcWaitForProcess(ipcId)
    ret=ipcReadProcess(ipcId 30) ;=>"now you see it..."
    when(verb printf("SHELL>%s" ret))
    when(rmNL rexCompile("\n") ret=rexReplace( ret "" 1));<== bad idea if multiline answer...
    ret
    ))
    printf("shout(\"hostname\")\n")
    printf("ret=shout(\"ls *.log\")\n")
    printf("ret=shout(\"env\")\n")
    printf("ret=shout(\"echo $SHELL\")\n")
    printf("ret=shout(\"spectre -help bsim3v3\")\n")
    printf("ret=shout(\"cds_root virtuoso\")\n")
    ;printf("ret=shout(\"echo `date +'_%Hh%M_%F'`\")\n")
    printf("ret=shout(\"echo `date +'%%F_%%Hh%%M_'`\")\n")

    ;printf("ret=shout(\"echo `date +F`TATA\")\n")

  • in reply to ebecheto

    I suppose that you can adapt the solution from this article very easily that it satisfies your needs.

    Regards,

    Matthias

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