Results for “Std.Process.Started”
13 matching declarations
Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.
- Std.Process.Started
A program that was started and has not been waited for.
- Std.Process.begin
&Std.Process.Launch -> Result[Std.Process.Started, Str]Start a launch and answer without waiting for it.
- Std.Process.closeInput
&Std.Process.Started -> Result[(), Str]Tell a program there is no more input.
- Std.Process.drain
&Std.Process.Started -> Result[Str, Str]Everything a program writes, read until it stops writing.
- Std.Process.read
&Std.Process.Started -> Result[Option[Bytes], Str]Read what a program has written since the last read.
- Std.Process.readErrors
&Std.Process.Started -> Result[Option[Bytes], Str]The same for what a program wrote to its error stream.
- Std.Process.start
Str -> &Array[Str] -> Result[Std.Process.Started, Str]Start a program and answer without waiting for it.
- Std.Process.stop
&Std.Process.Started -> Result[Int, Str]Stop a program, and wait until it is actually gone.
- Std.Process.wait
&Std.Process.Started -> Result[Int, Str]Wait for a program to finish, and answer the status it left.
- Std.Process.waitWithin
&Std.Process.Started -> Int -> Result[Option[Int], Str]Wait a bounded time, answering nothing if the program is still running.
- Std.Process.withStarted
&Std.Process.Launch -> fn(&Std.Process.Started) -> Result[T, Str] -> Result[T, Str]An action given a started program that is stopped when the action returns.
- Std.Process.write
&Std.Process.Started -> &Bytes -> Result[(), Str]Write to a program's input.
- Std.Process.writeText
&Std.Process.Started -> Str -> Result[(), Str]Write text to a program's input.
