Andreas Schwab <address@hidden> writes:
"D Goel" <address@hidden> writes:
Now we call the above bash script from an emacs script, in various
ways:
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#!/usr/local/bin/emacscvs --script
(setq a (call-process "y-or-n-p-my" nil t t "Question"))
You explicitly tell that input for the process should come from /dev/null,
so this works as expected.
I certainly agree with that. I supplied nil for infile above.
My question is: what argument can I supply as infile so that when the
external process expects an input, it actually accepts input from
stdin?
As far as I can tell, infile can only be a file, or nil.