1. Start another (lengthy) process/command from a ruby script
2. Capture whatever that process is writing to stdout and stderr separately
3. At the samt time give feedback to the console on what is happening
(ie I don't want all information at the end, I want it as it is
available, maybe to a callback or so...)
4. Do it on windows
Possible? How if so?
I've tried with back ticks but that only captures stdout and I get all
info at the end (violates both 2 and 3 above). I've also looked at
systemu but that seems to violate 3 although I do get 2 (I may be
wrong about 3 though).
On Jan 30, 10:15 am, Marcus Bristav <marcus.bris...@gmail.com> wrote:
I want to
1. Start another (lengthy) process/command from a ruby script
2. Capture whatever that process is writing to stdout and stderr separately
3. At the samt time give feedback to the console on what is happening
(ie I don't want all information at the end, I want it as it is
available, maybe to a callback or so...)
4. Do it on windows