QProcess and stdin

[ithinkso]

Hi, i have a simple program like this:

int main()
{
int a;
printf("something\n");
scanf("%d",&a);
}

int main()
{
int a;
printf("something\n");
scanf("%d",&a);
}

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and i'm running this program with QProcess but QProcess dont want to emit readyReadStandartOutput() signal until i use write().
It is possible to read data from stdout before i write something to process's stdin? and i dont mean closeWriteChannel() coz i need to write some data later after i read from stdout.

sry for my bad english,
regards
ithinkso

[stampede]

Probably the output is buffered, and you'll need to flush the buffer yourself.
Try this:

printf("something\n");
fflush(stdout);

printf("something\n");
fflush(stdout);

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[ithinkso]

I can't integrate in this little cpp source code, I need to do something like console in simple c++ IDE, compiling, running works fine but its not interactive due to this problem with stdout buffer :/
It is possible to flush process stdout buffer from another process?

[squidge]

Not that I'm aware of, Have you tried just sending something like "\n" ?

[ithinkso]

It's "cheating" i think, i mean how do IDE program based on Qt works? They send '\n' to process?

[wysota]

It is possible to flush process stdout buffer from another process?

You can request QProcess to create the stdin/stdout descriptors in unbuffered mode.

[ithinkso]

You can request QProcess to create the stdin/stdout descriptors in unbuffered mode.

start() process with QIODevice::Unbuffered makes no changes, u mean other solution?

[wysota]

start() process with QIODevice::Unbuffered makes no changes

Then it is not buffering that is to blame.