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call in view pro

 [1/6] from: bry:itnisk at: 29-Oct-2002 16:31


If I use call in view pro is there any way to keep the cmd.exe window from popping up?

 [2/6] from: greggirwin:mindspring at: 29-Oct-2002 9:56


<< If I use call in view pro is there any way to keep the cmd.exe window from popping up?
>>
Not that I've found. You always get a little bit of a flicker, even using --nowindow. Under Windows, you can use the ShellExecute API to do it though. --Gregg

 [3/6] from: bry:itnisk at: 29-Oct-2002 18:26


>Not that I've found. You always get a little bit of a flicker, even >using --nowindow. Under Windows, you can use the ShellExecute API to do
it
>though.
So you're suggesting use ShellExecute via shell32.dll as an external library? Is there the same problem on Unix flavored versions of Rebol? of course I suppose there a shell popping up is a symbol of respect. :)

 [4/6] from: greggirwin:mindspring at: 29-Oct-2002 22:20


<< So you're suggesting use ShellExecute via shell32.dll as an external library? >> Yes. It works very well. << Is there the same problem on Unix flavored versions of Rebol? of course I suppose there a shell popping up is a symbol of respect. :) >> I don't run *nix here, so I don't know. --Gregg

 [5/6] from: andy:flyingcat at: 30-Oct-2002 16:42


Under Linux, there's no shell window popping up (if you don't have the Rebol console window open, remember to redirect input, output and standard error) Andy

 [6/6] from: anton:lexicon at: 31-Oct-2002 22:19


> >Not that I've found. You always get a little bit of a flicker, even > >using --nowindow. Under Windows, you can use the ShellExecute API to do
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> Is there the same problem on Unix flavored versions of Rebol? of course > I suppose there a shell popping up is a symbol of respect. :)
I very doubt that. In the unix world, the console rules. They don't usually make any assumptions about window managers being open or graphics libraries present etc. The reason we get a console window popping up in windows is because windows console support sucks. Anton.

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