Method ReadLine$() 'nonblocking - returns empty string if no data available
yourString = pipe.ReadLine$()
send your command first via pipe.WriteLine and get the result with pipe.ReadLine
imagine it that your pipe has two tubes, one pointing to stdin and one to stdout
yourString = pipe.ReadLine$()
send your command first via pipe.WriteLine and get the result with pipe.ReadLine
imagine it that your pipe has two tubes, one pointing to stdin and one to stdout