I want to run a nodeJS application with my own very simple console, so my question is how can I achieve it in a straightfor开发者_开发问答ward way (typical of any programming language).
Is it possible to use a piped stdin stream inside a batch file? I want to be able to redirect the output of one command into my batch file process.bat list so:
Is it possible to run scanf on input that it is not STDIN? What I mean is if I have a string=\"hello 1 2 3\", can I run scanf on it to extract the str开发者_StackOverflow中文版ing and three integers?
I\'m starting a new QProcess and writing some data into it and closing it to get the effect. It works OK, but then I need to write some more data. This doesn\'t works, because WriteChannel is already
I use select() to receive data from stdin. The code is here: #include <stdio.h> #include <unistd.h>
what i want to do is print a number for each line entered. eg when a user enters \"jaguar\", the program will output:
I am using pexpect with python to create a program that allows a user to interact with a FORTRAN program through a website. From the FORTRAN program I am receive the error:
I want my MapReduce program to read from the standard input strea开发者_StackOverflowm (System.in)
I basically want to test if stdin has input (like if you echo and pipe it). I have found solutions that work, but they are ugly, and I like my solutions to be clean.
I have a little program, let\'s call it \"program\" by simplicity which has \"normal\" behaviour. It takes information from the stdin (normally typed in by the user in the keyboard) and prints out via
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