Processes

When running on a Unix-style operating system (i.e. the X11 version) Jade allows you to launch and control an arbitrary number of subprocesses. These subprocesses can run either synchronously or asynchronously in respect to the editor; data can be sent to the stdin channel and any output from the process is automatically written to a programmer-defined Lisp stream.

Currently there is no way to manipulate subprocesses in the Amiga version of Jade (sorry!).

• Process Objects: Lisp objects associated with subprocesses
• Asynchronous Processes: Subprocesses running in parallel with Jade
• Synchronous Processes: Subprocesses which Jade runs serially
• Process I/O: Input and output with subprocesses
• Process States: Suspending subprocesses
• Signalling Processes: Sending signals to subprocesses
• Process Information: Information stored in a process object
• Interactive Processes: Shell mode lets the user interact with a subprocess

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