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Process redirectStandardOutput into a textBox?You could put the output into a property in a class, and bind *that* to a
textbox. That's one idea. Robin S. ------------------------ Show quote "Ole" <o**@blabla.com> wrote in message news:OWdrQ$IUHHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > Is it possible to bind the output from process to a textBox? > > Thanks, > Ole > You cant bind a stream to a textbox but there is an event on the Process
object that fires when texts is written to the output stream. You can handle this event and use textbox.Invoke to update the textbox text. You have to use invoke as the event fires on a background thread. Show quote "Ole" wrote: > Hi, > > Is it possible to bind the output from process to a textBox? > > Thanks, > Ole > > > Thanks,
I've now tried to use the event from the output stream, but it seems like the process doesn't output anything until it has finished. Under normal conditions the commandline program outputs some information every 3'rd second, but as written I only got the event when the command line program exits??? Is that a normal behaviour from a DOS program? Thanks, Ole Show quote "Ciaran O''Donnell" <CiaranODonn***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FCC92F78-A834-4256-8BBE-6EDA0494BC50@microsoft.com... > You cant bind a stream to a textbox but there is an event on the Process > object that fires when texts is written to the output stream. You can > handle > this event and use textbox.Invoke to update the textbox text. You have to > use > invoke as the event fires on a background thread. > > > -- > Ciaran O''Donnell > http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com > > > "Ole" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Is it possible to bind the output from process to a textBox? >> >> Thanks, >> Ole >> >> >>  |
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