program output in tc pane
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program output in tc pane
Hello everybody,
I added a DOS program to the button bar and would like its output (a list with usernames) to be displayed in a pane.
Thanks for your help
I added a DOS program to the button bar and would like its output (a list with usernames) to be displayed in a pane.
Thanks for your help
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Re: program output in tc pane
If you are able to format the list to certain degree, you may able to format the output which is readable by the DiskDir plugin, redirect it to a .lst file, and it behaves like a packed file in a TC panel. DiskDir can read any list without problem, like:larry wrote:I added a DOS program to the button bar and would like its output (a list with usernames) to be displayed in a pane.
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User1
User2
User3
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I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
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Well, maybe with Multiarc plugin it's posible, if the the program has some stable format output.
Use your program as a packer with Multiarc. Define a new addon for Multiarc (see Multiarc help) with the format of the output program. I think only list command is needed. Use some dummy extension for your 'packer', like .dummy.
Then when TC opens a .dummy file executes Multiarc, and Multiarc executes your program, and list the output to TC and finally Tc shows the items in panel.
Now, you can explore .dummy files as a compress file.
Use your program as a packer with Multiarc. Define a new addon for Multiarc (see Multiarc help) with the format of the output program. I think only list command is needed. Use some dummy extension for your 'packer', like .dummy.
Then when TC opens a .dummy file executes Multiarc, and Multiarc executes your program, and list the output to TC and finally Tc shows the items in panel.
Now, you can explore .dummy files as a compress file.
