Syntax:

@PIPE()

Description:

This function returns any standard output that has been captured from a command line program that was run using the RUN command with the WAIT and PIPE parameters. This output is usually in the form of a multi-line string, so it would normally be assigned to a string list for analysis or a list dialog element in order to be read.

OK:

Unchanged.

Example:

RUN cmd.exe /c dir /b,PIPE,WAIT 10

%P = @PIPE() 

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