FWIW,
That array did the trick. Thanks again.
But I'll study the wrapper in the near future.
Op 25/08/2020 om 18:18 schreef Koenraad Lelong via fpc-pascal:
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion I will try that array.
Why I did it like that : I thought it an easy and fast way to enhance my
project. I
Hi,
Thanks for the reply, I did know of that project. The thing is, at the
moment I don't know how to implement that in my project. I'm still
studying this.
Op 25/08/2020 om 15:55 schreef Luca Olivetti via fpc-pascal:
Not what you're asking, but did you try to send the messages yourself
in
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion I will try that array.
Why I did it like that : I thought it an easy and fast way to enhance my
project. I added the same value to rrd, the same way, i.e. a
ExecuteProcess with a bunch of parameters. There it works, but no double
quotes needed.
LAter I will try
El 25/8/20 a les 14:31, Koenraad Lelong via fpc-pascal ha escrit:
Hi,
I'm extending an old daemon so it writes the data to MQTT, using
mosquitto_pub.
Not what you're asking, but did you try to send the messages yourself
instead of using mosquitto_pub?
I didn't try it, but there's
https://gi
Hi,
On Tue, 25 Aug 2020, Koenraad Lelong via fpc-pascal wrote:
> I'm extending an old daemon so it writes the data to MQTT, using
> mosquitto_pub.
>
> To have a correct message (-m ...) I need to include double-quotes. But
> it seems ExecuteProcess(exec,cmdline) splits the cmdline according some
Hi,
I'm extending an old daemon so it writes the data to MQTT, using
mosquitto_pub.
To have a correct message (-m ...) I need to include double-quotes. But
it seems ExecuteProcess(exec,cmdline) splits the cmdline according some
rules if it's a single string.
When I tried to do it in a single s
This enables a process eg an .exe to be run without using cmd (unlike exec)
and if so, I'd like to use it. Can anyone provide one or two simple example
lines for using this, on windows.
Below is definition in sysutils help. It explains what path & comline do,
but doesn't really explain why one wou
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, L505 wrote:
> | I will check it, although I "prefer" a platform independent aproach.
>
>
> Same .. if anyone knows of other ways to pipe, let us know.
Use TProcess. Works currently on windows and unixes.
See the Lazarus IDE sources for ways how to use it.
Michael.
Darius Blaszijk wrote:
I'm using ExecuteProcess to run a commandline application. This application
returns information to stdout. I have tried to pipe this to a file, but
unfortunately this does not work. I keep getting a message like: "error
resolving case of '>'"
Is ExecuteProcess not capable o
| I will check it, although I "prefer" a platform independent aproach.
Same .. if anyone knows of other ways to pipe, let us know.
Lars
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> Have you checked out AssignStream. It works well.. might be available on
*nix
> only though.
I will check it, although I "prefer" a platform independent aproach.
Darius Blaszijk
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| I'm using ExecuteProcess to run a commandline application. This application
| returns information to stdout. I have tried to pipe this to a file, but
| unfortunately this does not work. I keep getting a message like: "error
| resolving case of '>'"
| Is ExecuteProcess not capable of handling pipe
I'm using ExecuteProcess to run a commandline application. This application
returns information to stdout. I have tried to pipe this to a file, but
unfortunately this does not work. I keep getting a message like: "error
resolving case of '>'"
Is ExecuteProcess not capable of handling pipes, is ther
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