实施java,实施“系统” Java中的命令

I have need for a "system" function call, the same as those in Python, Perl, PHP, Ruby, &c. It will be a component of a JavaScript standard library called Narwhal, when it's run on the Rhino JavaScript engine, which is in turn run on Java.

The trouble is that Java's standard library appears to have abstracted away the ability to spawn a subprocess that shares the parent process's stdio. This means that you can't defer interactivity to the subprocess.

My first crack at this was to implement Python's subprocess.popen. This uses three "pumper" threads to actively copy the parent process's stdio independently (to prevent deadlock). Unfortunately this is giving us two problems. First, the input does not close automatically when the sub-process voluntarily exits. Second, the streams to the child process do not buffer and flush properly.

I'm looking for solutions that would make our require("os").system() command work as one would expect.

Relevant code:

解决方案

Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but you can invoke the C system function through the JNA library:

public class System {

public interface C extends Library {

C INSTANCE = (C) Native.loadLibrary(

(Platform.isWindows() ? "msvcrt" : "c"), C.class);

public int system(String format);

}

public static void main(String[] args) {

C.INSTANCE.system("vi");

}

}

Cursory testing worked on Windows, anyhow.