I got a few more dependencies loaded only to get DNU on #waitForCommand: It
seems that WindowsProcess needs some more work.

I've tried simplifying and just getting an external process launched (
ExternalWindowsOSProcess command: 'c:/WINDOWS/system32/notepad.exe' ) and
even that doesn't work.... Alas it's time for bed.

]{evin


Kevin Driedger wrote:
> 
> I've tried it on Windows and stepped through the code a bit and it seems
> that you are assuming that the names of the binaries will be without
> extensions but on Windows they add .exe to the end.  I'll see if I can
> change that.
> 
> ]{evin
> 
> 
> stefan.reichhart at gmx.ch wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> Thanks (to all) for the nice feedbacks !
>> 
>> request by Damien:
>> "Smagick 0.1" is now available as Package Universe ;)
>> 
>> interfacing:
>> Right now the "IO" between "Smagick" and "Image Magic" via  
>> "OSProcess" is done using "OSProcessIO". That is an intermediate  
>> layer that composes the commands for a model (=Smagick) and returns  
>> the parsed output (if there is any) and the process of an external  
>> application (=Image Magick) back to it. "OSProcessIO" is using a file- 
>> pipe for this ... yet very primitive.
>> 
>> I know that "Smagick" works well on Unix, Linux and MacOSX - tested  
>> and heavily used. I don't know whether it runs on Windows. Maybe  
>> someone can try it ? - I don't use Windows anymore ...
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Stef
>> 
>> 
>> On Aug 7, 2007, at 3:54 PM, Lex Spoon wrote:
>> 
>>>> "Smagick" is a small high level interface to control "Image Magick"
>>>> from within a Smalltalk environment, eg. Squeak. The purpose of this
>>>> package is to provide high performance image manipulations without
>>>> the need to know all the low level details of image processing.
>>>
>>> Neat!!
>>>
>>> There is a ton of stuff available on our machines outside of Squeak.
>>> There are several ways to access such things, and Smagick's approach
>>> is to use OSProcess.
>>>
>>> Can you comment on how the interfacing works?  Does Image Magick have
>>> a mode that lets you talk to it over a pipe, or does it have a rich
>>> set of command-line options that Smagick can use, or what?
>>>
>>> Also, does anyone have an idea if Smagick works in Windows, possibly
>>> with Cygwin?  How about OS/X ?
>>>
>>>
>>> Lex
>>>
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
> 
> 

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