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StdoutRead Doesn't Capture All Program Output


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Hello.

When I try to capture the output from a command line program, most of the time it only captures the first line of output. For example, this problem occurs with ping and nbtstat:

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I was wondering if anybody knows why this is happening, and if there's a better workaround than mine. Thank you.

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I was wondering if anybody knows why this is happening, and if there's a better workaround than mine. Thank you.

the help file samples do call StdOutRead() in a while loop, to capture the whole output. So, this is not a workaround, it's normal behaviour. Also read the help file Remarks for StdOutRead().

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