by jo.. » Fri, 04 Sep 1992 00:19:00
HI,
I have a program that I want to run while I'm away, but the program
halts at various places waiting for function key input. What I want
to know is there a way to echo to /dev/tty?? or some other device
to make this program think someone has hit the function key?
Thanks,
Andy
1. Where are /dev/stderr and /dev/stdin ?
So where are they ? I'm used to those and don't want to use >&2.
Why aren't these supported in linux systems (at least not by Slackware,
witch is distribution in my use...).
Thanks.
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