From: | David McMinn |
Date: | 22 Aug 2001 at 23:13:13 |
Subject: | Re: breaking a task |
On 22 Aug 01, at 22:53, Maciej broke out long enough to write:
> How can I brake a process (CLI command) started by execute_()? I know I
> could
> make execute_("break x",0,0,), but how can I find numer of process?
The CLI command "status" will do that, but I cannot remember exactly how it
used to work.
I think it is "status process <option>" but I cannot remember the option :(
BTW, is this CLI command started by execute_() started by the same program
you are using to break the command? If it is, you must be using run in the
CLI command so that execute_ does not stop your program. And the run
command will usually give you the CLI number (although it might require you
to use the output filehandle of the execute_ command).
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