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Re: Calling a unix command from Cocoa ?
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Re: Calling a unix command from Cocoa ?


  • Subject: Re: Calling a unix command from Cocoa ?
  • From: David Remahl <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 08 Nov 2002 23:41:17 +0100

> Hello ,
>
> OK, here's a dumb question. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to
> call a unix command from within a running Cocoa application ? (in my
> case flex and bison) ? And if so, what's the secret ? For some reason
> there doesn't seem to be any documentation or examples available on
> this topic unless I'm missing something which is entirely possible..

Actually, there is lots of information on this available:

- The NSTask documentation
- The Molarity sample on Apple sample code website
- Programming topyc: Interacting with the Operating System

There are also many third-party exampel applications. I'll leave it to you
to look them up.

Furthermore, you can use the posix/bsd functions for dealing with task
manangement, and communicate with them for example using pipes.

/ Good luck,
// David Remahl
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