Thank You!!
- in 2nd ex, asyncStdOut doesn't exist outside callAsync scope, which indeed is the problem. And thank you for the idea, your workaround, while it is still a workarroud, is way more simple!
Code:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//var async;
//callAsync(function(e,s,r){coutput(e,s,r,"path");async=s;},"cmd","/c",'@echo off & echo.%userprofile%"');
//while (!async) sleep(1);
//alert('show must go on'+async);
//or
var easync,sasync,rasync;
callAsync(function(e,s,r){easync=e;sasync=s;rasync=r;},"cmd","/c",'@echo off & echo.%userprofile%"');
while (!sasync) sleep(1);
coutput(easync,sasync,rasync,"path");
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- as per your first solution, I guess it resolves my problem, too! I didn't think to get a sdtOut out of callSync! so since it exists, it's even more simple!
Code:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
var syncOut, syncStdOut
syncOut = callSync("cmd", "/c", "echo off & echo %userprofile%","2>&1"); //(to log sdtErr too if needed/any)
syncStdOut=syncOut.split(crlf)[0];//will depend on the result
coutput('',syncStdOut,'',"path");
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
then, will see which one is faster.
I guess I was actually lost in asynchronous space... Arigato sensei
