Nuno
(Arkadiusz Świętnicki)
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Hey there,
I am sorry to compare to C# but that's the language I know. In C#, I could do something like
process.OutputDataReceived += new DataReceivedEventHandler(MyOutputHandler);
And then I could read the change in realtime. How can I achieve that in Swift MacOS app?
Try AsyncBytes, you can find the documentation here
eskimo
(Quinn “The Eskimo!”)
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AsyncBytes isn’t a great option for reading from pipes. Personally, I use Dispatch I/O for this. You can find a read-to-EOF example in Running a Child Process with Standard Input and Output on DevForums. Adapting that to deliver results as they arrive… well… it’s somewhere between easy and hard (-:
Share and Enjoy
Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ DTS @ Apple
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Nuno
(Arkadiusz Świętnicki)
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Wow, I nevert hought I’m going to say it but it is one of a few instances when Windows programming is just that more pleasant
