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The above program is a simple interface, allowing the user to input a command and then passing this to the OS for execution. The ''oscli'' call is wrapped in a try-catch block which will detect when the user has request the run of an errornous command, this explicit error handling is entirely optional. | The above program is a simple interface, allowing the user to input a command and then passing this to the OS for execution. The ''oscli'' call is wrapped in a try-catch block which will detect when the user has request the run of an errornous command, this explicit error handling is entirely optional. | ||
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[[Category:Function Library]] | [[Category:Function Library]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:36, 13 January 2013
Overview
This oscli(a) function will pass the command line interface (e.g. Unix or MS DOS) command to the operating system for execution.
- Pass: A String representing the command
- Returns: Nothing
- Throws: The error string oscli if the operating system returns an error to this call
Example
#include <io>
#include <system>
var a:String;
input(a);
try {
oscli(a);
} catch ("oscli") {
print("Error in executing command\n");
};
The above program is a simple interface, allowing the user to input a command and then passing this to the OS for execution. The oscli call is wrapped in a try-catch block which will detect when the user has request the run of an errornous command, this explicit error handling is entirely optional.
Since: Version 0.5
