From: Adam Skobi <dxm997@...>
Date: 2008-10-17T16:27:01+09:00
Subject: Re: Damn you cmd.exe!

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Sorry for not beeing clear enough.
I want to have a consistent way of putting commands into the shell of both
platforms - win32 and linux. The linux solution that I posted seems natural
- open the /bin/bash and than operate by puts and gets.  I was wondering if
it's possible to do the exact same thing with the cmd.exe i.e. without
opening the cmd.exe for each command (cmd.exe /C #{one_command_at_a_time})

The exec("cmd.exe") is not a solution as I want to have control of the input
and output.

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Adam Skobi

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