Difference between revisions of "Shell.run"
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| + | |desc=shell.run(String programLocation, String arguments), This program is used to run a program with code instead of type. such as if you typed "myprogram test". | ||
| + | This does not produce a new line, and anything else printed or written after this will be on the same line. | ||
| + | |code=shell.run("myprogram", "test") | ||
| + | |output=Runs the program "myprogram" with arguments "test" | ||
| + | }} | ||
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| + | Here is a example how to run programs with custom input. | ||
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| + | stringArgs=read() -- You input a line of string, and each space makes a argument, such as "arg1 arg2". Argument 1 is "arg1". | ||
| + | shell.run("myprogram", stringArgs) | ||
| + | -- runs the program. myprogram would have to be located on the main directory of the computer for this to work. | ||
Revision as of 01:15, 24 September 2012
 Example | |
| shell.run(String programLocation, String arguments), This program is used to run a program with code instead of type. such as if you typed "myprogram test". This does not produce a new line, and anything else printed or written after this will be on the same line. | |
| Code |
shell.run("myprogram", "test")
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| Output | Runs the program "myprogram" with arguments "test" |
Here is a example how to run programs with custom input.
stringArgs=read() -- You input a line of string, and each space makes a argument, such as "arg1 arg2". Argument 1 is "arg1".
shell.run("myprogram", stringArgs)
-- runs the program. myprogram would have to be located on the main directory of the computer for this to work.
