Let\'s say I h开发者_运维技巧ave some tool that, at some point in its execution, asks for user input. For example, it might ask for name and address. At another point it might ask for a password (and
In my Cocoa application I\'m trying to use NSTask to run some basic Git commands. Whenever I run a command that requires permissions (SSH keys) to access a remote (e.g. git push, git pull), it fails w
I have a Mac OS X app (Cocoa), which spawns a C++ console helper app to do some work.The GUI spawns the helper via NSTask, and they communicate with each other via named pipes.This is all good.
I need to run multiple commands in sequence using NSTask and was wondering what would be a good way to tell if a task has finished so I can continue on to the next command. I\'m using \"sox\" (which I
I want to monitor a virtual COM port (Arduino RFID) on my Mac. I can run \"screen /dev/tty.serialnumber\" from the terminal, and it outputs the RFID serial number when I swipe it.
I\'m trying to create an NSTask that uses GDB to attach to a program, but my program just freezes after launching the task. Is this possible to do? Here is the code I\'m using:
For some reason when I\'m attempting to run a task via NSTask I receive the error message: \"launch path not accessible\".
I\'m working on an app that needs to use dd (I do this with a shell script in the app bundle, that collects parameters from the app itself, makes some checks and then launches dd).
I seem to have the same problem as here: NSTask waitUntilExit hanging app on jailbroken iOS Here\'s what I\'ve got via NSNotification (like above), yet the taskEnded: alert(s) aren\'t coming up. The
my method works for zipping files from a temporary directory previously created and populated: NSURL *destURL = self.archiveDestURL;
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