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How to read stdout/err stream of continiouscontinuous process with tokio (Rust) (and pass args back to it)?

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EDIT: Issue resolved via comment:

FWIW, Python also tries to be smart, and if it detects that stdin is not a TTY (?), it does not start in an interactive mode. Just try echo "foo\n" | python3 in a termial and you can observe that it does not print out a prompt. I would first recommend to edit your question to be a MCVE (currently imports are not listed, dependencies seem to be missing, e.g. map() is not found). 2. Try to get reading stdout/stderr working with a non-interactive program (one that does not switch behavior depending on whether a TTY is attached or not). – justinas

I've been playing around with Rust lately and I am trying to run a async command with tokio. My goal is to read stdout/err live and be able to pass messages to the process if needed. I do not depend on tokio, and if there is a better way of doing this, please advise.

EDIT: Issue resolved via comment:

FWIW, Python also tries to be smart, and if it detects that stdin is not a TTY (?), it does not start in an interactive mode. Just try echo "foo\n" | python3 in a termial and you can observe that it does not print out a prompt. I would first recommend to edit your question to be a MCVE (currently imports are not listed, dependencies seem to be missing, e.g. map() is not found). 2. Try to get reading stdout/stderr working with a non-interactive program (one that does not switch behavior depending on whether a TTY is attached or not). – justinas

I've been playing around with Rust lately and I am trying to run a async command with tokio. My goal is to read stdout/err live and be able to pass messages to the process if needed. I do not depend on tokio, and if there is a better way of doing this, please advise.

I've been playing around with Rust lately and I am trying to run a async command with tokio. My goal is to read stdout/err live and be able to pass messages to the process if needed. I do not depend on tokio, and if there is a better way of doing this, please advise.

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EDIT: Issue resolved via comment:

FWIW, Python also tries to be smart, and if it detects that stdin is not a TTY (?), it does not start in an interactive mode. Just try echo "foo\n" | python3 in a termial and you can observe that it does not print out a prompt. I would first recommend to edit your question to be a MCVE (currently imports are not listed, dependencies seem to be missing, e.g. map() is not found). 2. Try to get reading stdout/stderr working with a non-interactive program (one that does not switch behavior depending on whether a TTY is attached or not). – justinas

I've been playing around with Rust lately and I am trying to run a async command with tokio. My goal is to read stdout/err live and be able to pass messages to the process if needed. I do not depend on tokio, and if there is a better way of doing this, please advise.

I've been playing around with Rust lately and I am trying to run a async command with tokio. My goal is to read stdout/err live and be able to pass messages to the process if needed. I do not depend on tokio, and if there is a better way of doing this, please advise.

EDIT: Issue resolved via comment:

FWIW, Python also tries to be smart, and if it detects that stdin is not a TTY (?), it does not start in an interactive mode. Just try echo "foo\n" | python3 in a termial and you can observe that it does not print out a prompt. I would first recommend to edit your question to be a MCVE (currently imports are not listed, dependencies seem to be missing, e.g. map() is not found). 2. Try to get reading stdout/stderr working with a non-interactive program (one that does not switch behavior depending on whether a TTY is attached or not). – justinas

I've been playing around with Rust lately and I am trying to run a async command with tokio. My goal is to read stdout/err live and be able to pass messages to the process if needed. I do not depend on tokio, and if there is a better way of doing this, please advise.

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