Re: pass a argument to spawn

[Per Sandberg <per.s.sandberg@bahnhof.se>]

Well
 From your questions i expect that you want to achieve something like:
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with GNAT.Expect;
with GNAT.String_Split;
with GNAT.OS_Lib;
with Ada.Text_IO; use Ada.Text_IO;
procedure Console_Ada is
    Arg         : constant GNAT.OS_Lib.Argument_List :=
                    (1 => new String'("-a"));
    Status      : aliased Integer := 0;
    S           : GNAT.String_Split.Slice_Set;
begin
    Put_Line ("Print of your files :");
    GNAT.String_Split.Create
      (S => S,
       From => GNAT.Expect.Get_Command_Output
         (Command => "/bin/ls",
          Arguments => Arg,
          Input     => "",
          Status    => Status'Access,
          Err_To_Out => True),
       Separators => ASCII.LF & ASCII.CR);
    for i in 1 .. GNAT.String_Split.Slice_Count (S) loop
       Put_Line (">> " & GNAT.String_Split.Slice (S, i));
    end loop;
    Put (" Execution of the program with Spawn ? : " & Status'Img);
end Console_Ada;

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Den 2016-01-12 kl. 20:36, skrev comicfanzine@gmail.com:
> Björn , i understand much better .
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> I know how to use this procedure :
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> procedure Spawn
>       (Program_Name : String;
>        Args         : Argument_List;
>        Output_File  : String;
>        Success      : out Boolean;
>        Return_Code  : out Integer;
>        Err_To_Out   : Boolean := True);
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> His body in the package body is not clear , by the way .
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> Anyway , i would like to use an array for storage  , instead of : " Output_File  : String; " .
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> So , maybe it would be simplier to create a spawn procedure with the desired content .
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> But , i don't know how to do that .
> Informations about spawning in Ada are needed .
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> At this mmoment , that's the problem .
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