fSuccess = ReadFile( hPipe,// pipe handle chBuf,// buffer to receive reply BUFSIZE*sizeof(TCHAR),// size of buffer
开发者_如何学GoCan you list one?There is none, because C++ does not provide this functionality as standard. You will have to specify a platform and OS before any code can be shown.If you\'re talking a
I\'ve written a two short programs that use anonymous pipes to communicate.The parent process shares the pipe handles by setting the standard IO handles for the child:
Good day, Stackoverflow! I have a little (big) problem with porting one of my Python scripts for Linux to Windows. The hairy thing about this is that I have to start a process and redirect all of its
I have a program A that needs to send commands to the stdin of a program B and reads back the output of this program B. (Programming in C++, not linux only)
C:\\>type c:\\output.txt abcd C:\\>type c:\\output.txt | set /p V1= C:\\>set ... A bunch of junk, NOT seeing \"V1\"
Sometimes a query on SQL*Plus might yield too many rows t fit on the screen. Is there some equivalent of \"piping to less/more\" mechanism that I can do to navigate the res开发者_运维技巧ults?
I would like to know the best way to parse a large amount of xml from stdin (data getting piped) into a programI am writing using libxml2.I can parse fine using a reader from the function xmlTextReade
I\'m wrestling with the concepts behind subprocesses and pipes, and working with them in a Python context.If anybody could shed some light on these questions it would really help me out.
I am trying to run bp_genbank2gff3.pl (bioperl package) from another perl script that gets a genbank as its argument.
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