@ecanela, Yeah Qprocess as you said, but its not as one command and one time, the argumnets this when the applications need arguments to run in the first time.
but qprocess allow use to write to it after its started , so if your application you started takes input after you start it (e.g. after a while of running it) we still can write to it.
@Amleto , Thanks that is what i was missing .. my bad... but i wonder why when i gave the start command i do not need to put with the command "\n" or "\n\r" ??
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