Powerful! output the result of system() directly

[Chenghannong]

string out;
out=system("ping pc1 -c 2|grep Reply");//linux
out=system("ping pc1 -n 2|grep Reply");//windows
out=system("netstat -a -n -o");
Debug(out);

it is available in v3.8/3.9/3.10 in windows/linux although online help is "int ret=system();"

[zs9782]

This author is as PVSS expert in Siemens Ltd.,China, please give him a ebullience support.

[zs9782]

Very good function, this solution was come from Si Chuan Longgang gas field SCADA project in China.

[aorange]

The helpfile states:

Returns the return code of the program that was executed. Returns -1 if no argument was specified, a new process could not be created or if the started process was not finished normally.

For the purpose of debugging I would simply call the system() function from within the DebugN() function

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DebugN( system( "tracert 127.0.0.1" ) );