using QProsses

[Dmitry]

Goodeven!

BhowJas run command: df -h | sed '1d' | awk '{print $5"\t"$6"\t"$2}' ?


Try

pross->clearArguments();
   pross->addArgument("df");
   pross->addArgument("-h");
   pross->addArgument("|");
   pross->addArgument("sed");
   pross->addArgument("'1d'");
   pross->addArgument("|");
   pross->addArgument("awk");
   pross->addArgument("'{print $5\"\t\"$6\"\t\"$2}'");
   if(!pross->start()) std::cerr << "Error pross. start ;-(" << std::endl;

pross->clearArguments();
   pross->addArgument("df");
   pross->addArgument("-h");
   pross->addArgument("|");
   pross->addArgument("sed");
   pross->addArgument("'1d'");
   pross->addArgument("|");
   pross->addArgument("awk");
   pross->addArgument("'{print $5\"\t\"$6\"\t\"$2}'");
   if(!pross->start()) std::cerr << "Error pross. start ;-(" << std::endl;

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is failed.

[jacek]

df -h | sed '1d' | awk '{print $5"\t"$6"\t"$2}'

This command is only readable to a shell, while QProcess works like exec() function --- it starts some program with given arguments.

Try:

pross->clearArguments();
pross->addArgument( "/bin/sh" );
pross->addArgument( "-c" );
pross->addArgument( "df -h | sed '1d' | awk '{print $5\"\\t\"$6\"\\t\"$2}'" );
if( ! pross->start() ) {
   std::cerr << "Error pross. start ;-(" << std::endl;
}

pross->clearArguments();
pross->addArgument( "/bin/sh" );
pross->addArgument( "-c" );
pross->addArgument( "df -h | sed '1d' | awk '{print $5\"\\t\"$6\"\\t\"$2}'" );
if( ! pross->start() ) {
   std::cerr << "Error pross. start ;-(" << std::endl;
}

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