mikshaw
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Posted: Feb. 04 2006,23:20 |
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One way to do it is to run the command in a script instead of directly running the command. This way you can add a "read" command to the end of the script, which waits for user input before continuing. For example, your command in flua could be something like this:
| Code Sample | | execute("aterm +tr -T md5check -e scriptname "..browse) |
and the script would look something like this:
| Code Sample | #!/bin/sh
md5check $1
read anykey |
Another way to do it is to redirect output to a temp file instead of /dev/null, then read that file back into flua. This would let you do it without needing to have an additional script file.
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