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Subject: Re: specifying the source of stdin (pipe / file)
From: Rick Sustek <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 2 May 2008 10:40:55 -0700

Okay,

so, if you have a standard command line executable project that reads from stdin, and you want to test it from Xcode, here's some tips:

To just run it, set it to use 'Pseudo Terminal' and use the 'Run Log' window to interact with it. Text you type is recorded in regular font, while lines emitted from your program are in bold font.

To debug it, set the debugging option to use 'Pseudo Terminal'. You can set a command line arg to read from a file, for example "< junk.txt". Use the 'Standard I/O' window to see the results.

This works for me anyway!
Good luck,
-Rick

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