Re: entering a value from the command line

Thanks Tom and Liviu,

everything is perfectly clear to me, now !
(was that explained in the userguide, and once again I missed it ?)

Regards,

Denis

tpgww@xxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :

On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 15:43:10 +0100
Denis Prost <denis.prost@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I can't remember how to enter a value when a program (run from the command line) claims for it. I know that there is a way, some leading character to type, but which one ? 
In general, you need to prepend the pid of the running program, followed by a 
":", to the string to be sent
e.g.  46134: yes

If the program to receive the string is the only running process, or if the 
program is the most-recently started process, then 0 can be used for the pid
e.g. 0: yes

The same effect as a prepended "0: " can be achieved if the "command.send" (or 
translated equivalent) action is performed. By default, <shift>Enter is bound to that action in the 
command line.

Regards
Tom






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