I am trying to create a child process running any exe command and redirect all its stdio and stderr to my parent process through an anonymous pipe. But when my parent process tries to do a ReadFile()
I need to test some programs by running them and verifying the output, and the entire test data shall be copied into a report. By entire test data, I mean both the output (stdout) of the program and t
In a WinForm application that calls a third-party command line tool, there may be a time when the tool is expecting user input, such as asking if it should overwrite a file:
I\'ve been running a lot of similar commands lately, e.g. python foo.py some args 2>&1 | tee foo.log
How do I 开发者_StackOverflowecho the number 2 into a file, from a batch script? This doesn\'t work:
A project I\'m working on at the moment requires the implementation of a copy-on-w/m mechanism which will be used to redirect disk i/o in a similar manner to Deep Freeze or Sandboxie, on Windows XP. I
I\'m re-writing an ancient and pretty broken build and ran across a rule with something in it I\'ve never seen before.It looks like this:
I tried using CreateProcess to run a simple command like hg > test.txt. I tried running the string as a whole (as opposed to separating it into an application name and its parameters). Why does Cre
I\'d like to redirect my process console output to file, while mantaining the utility of displaying it on the curretnly attached console.
I need to spawn a child process and talk to it over STD IO. I want to use named pipes to do so. The application that I am writing (which spawns the process) is in C++.
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