Prints output of exec to the current process' stdout, stderr, & stdline #139
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Description
The primary purpose of this change is to add a listener to the call to
exec.exec(...)
so any output to the sub-process's stdout, stderr, and stdline are forwarded to the parent process's stdout, stderr, and stdline, effectively.I also made some refactoring changes:
exec.exc
is the process's arguments as a list, so I converted thecmd
creation to an array of args..join(',')
to convert it to a single command-line argument as a comma-separated list.Fixes #137
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