Syntax
#(tint.execute,%command,%arg,...)
%command is the program to run. %arg is each of the arguments to the program. ... indicates that there can be zero or more arguments to the program.
The name of the port connected to the process will be returned. Writing to the port will make data available on the standard input of the process. Reading from the port will take any data written to the standard output and standard error of the process.
Example
#(tint.execute,tgrep,tint.execute,..)
port-3
#(port-3.get-n,60)
..\tint.cpp: DefinePrimitive("tint.execute", ExecutePrim