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02-02-2007
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Bash in C ?
Hi friends,Can iuse Bash commands in my C programs,like that
if((cd /root/Desktop/) == true) do somethig. I have to control a variable called path,i want to know,this path is in Unix Directories or not,Is there anybody help me?, Thank you.. ***email address removed by moderator -- reborg Last edited by reborg; 02-02-2007 at 04:47 PM. 
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02-04-2007
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1. most commands are also found in the C library
remove() = rm chdir() = cd ... etc. 2. You can execute shell commands in C using two methods: A. system() Code:
system("rm -f somefile");
Code:
#include <stdio.h>
..........
FILE *cmd=popen(" find . -type -f -print","r");
char tmp[256]={0x0};
while (fgets(tmp,sizeof(tmp),cmd)!=NULL)
{
printf("%s\n", tmp);
}
pclose(cmd);
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02-04-2007
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yes i try what you said,and it works,thank you jim mcnamara,
but i dont know,can we use our variables in system function like that?, #include <stdio.h> main() { char *path; path = "/usr/bin/"; if(system("cd 'path'")==0) -------------------- ? my variable in  do; else go; } thank you very much again,
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02-05-2007
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Code:
char cmd[80]={0x0};
char *path="/path/to/somewhere";
sprintf(cmd,"cd %s", path);
system(cmd);
Use chdir() instead if you want the program to actually change working directories.
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