On 10/24/07, ik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if there is an existed file monitor unit/library etc..
> for Linux ?
>
> I'm looking for such daemon/unit/library/code that will be able to do
> as follows:
> 1. Monitor mask of files
> 2. LGPL or library that it's license allo
Hello,
I was wondering if there is an existed file monitor unit/library etc..
for Linux ?
I'm looking for such daemon/unit/library/code that will be able to do
as follows:
1. Monitor mask of files
2. LGPL or library that it's license allows me to use it also for
commercial use.
3. Ability to moni
Have you tested this simple way of doing it below
program test; {$mode objfpc} {$H+}
uses windows;
begin
ShellExecute(0 , 'open', 'notepad', nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL) ;
ShellExecute(0 , 'open', 'notepad', nil, nil, SW_HIDE) ;
end.
The cmd /k may not even be needed... and it may not even work t
On 23/10/2007, L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I can release something.
That would be great thanks.
>
> But it won't have history/edit revisions..
> Do you think you will be using many advanced features like
> history/visual editing?
I wasn't considering that a high priority. Though for revisi
> > Thanks L, do you know if I ShellExecute can create a process without showing
> > the command window?
>
> I'm sure you can hide it.. just a matter of finding the right Windows API
> paramaters..
>
> Probably something like..
> SW_HIDEy
>
> Not tested, not sure. ;-)
>
>
>
Actually, maybe cmd /c
> Thanks L, do you know if I ShellExecute can create a process without showing
> the command window?
I'm sure you can hide it.. just a matter of finding the right Windows API
paramaters..
Probably something like..
SW_HIDE
Not tested, not sure. ;-)
_
> Hi,
>
> Any ideas when (or if) PasWiki will be released to the public? I know
> about the Simple CMS downloads, but don't feel the urge to rewrite it
> into a full fledged wiki server with syntax parsing only to find
> PasWiki already does all that and could be released before I complete
> my wi
> program ShellExec; {$mode objfpc}{$H+}
>
> uses
> pwumain, windows;
>
> begin
> WebWriteln(' Hello! ');
> ShellExecute(0 , 'open', 'cmd /k c:\winnt\notepad.exe', nil, nil,
> SW_SHOWNORMAL) ;
> end.
>
> Because cmd /k forks open a new separate cmd shell for you (not a child,
> AFAIK).
>
> > Hi, I'm trying to start a Win32 process and exit leaving the process
> > executing. The test
> > scenario
> > is a CGI calling a simple Http server (the Synapse Http server demo).
> >I have done this before but it has been months and I forget exactly what I
did.
Something like this below:
pro
> You might wish to seperate the process by creating two executables,
That's already done.
> and execute a program in the background so you could decide what to
> do, like in a daemon way...
Yes, the problem is I want to do it in a multiplatform way.
In Linux I can set CommandLine := 'httpserv
"Execute" is blocking, so it will continue to execute itself until you
will stop the execution.
You might wish to seperate the process by creating two executables,
and execute a program in the background so you could decide what to
do, like in a daemon way...
Ido
On 10/23/07, Leonardo M. Ramé <
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