> I am into an application and I issue a system(cmd); from the
> GTK Application. Any ideas on how to display stdout on the text
> widget. I thought that I could write or redirect the output of the
> command to a file, read that file, display the text, and then remove the
> temp file. This seems a little overkill. Does anyone have any better
You can do exactly that. You can also use the pipe functionality (eg popen())
This forks the underlying program and you can specify that its stdout is a
pipe. You read from the pipe and you get its output.
Take a look at "man popen"
Finally the gnome widgets include a widget called zvt. This is what is used
to put things like a shell in a window in gnome-terminal.
Alan
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