I have found another way, as my project is based on node js. I use the child_process package to launch gpg. I have already wrote a function to generate a new key pair directly in a smart card. Nonetheless, if I fail to create a node js function good enough for my needs, I give your solution a try.
Thanks. FLR. Le 17 sept. 2016, à 13:32, Werner Koch <w...@gnupg.org<mailto:w...@gnupg.org>> a écrit: On Fri, 16 Sep 2016 20:45, thecisso...@hotmail.fr said: Hi, how can I interface directly with gpg via gpgme like in the gpgme_op_edit. Is gpgme_op_spawn of any use in this case ? Is there an equivalent of gpgme_op_assuan_transact_ext for GPG ? Yes, you need to implement the callback for gpgme_op_edit (or gpgme_op_interact in the forthcoming 1.7). You probably want to build an FSM for this. If you encounter an unknown keyword simply send a LF, which is what you would have done on the command line too to use the default answer. For an example on how to build such a thing, check out the file src/gpgmeedit.c from GPA. gpgme_op_spawn is of no use for you. Shalom-Salam, Werner
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