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I remember having done this years back, by appending "&& echo <returncode>" to the command itself (and being able to read the output).
<returncode> is whatever $ magic bash uses for showing the return code.Had similar stuff also for Windows, I can dig up the archives if no- one else gives a better solution.
It is a hack. -asko John D. Blair kirjoitti 6.6.2009 kello 3:20:
Has anybody worked out how to obtain the exit code from a sub-process invoked using popen()? It looks to me that the exit code is currently discarded b/c the standard __close meta-method only returns a boolean. Would it be possible to define an alternate close method (i.e.,pclose()) which one could use to close a stream opened using popen() and obtain the exit code from the sub-process? Has this already been done?thanks much, John.