Struct Hdl

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pub struct Hdl {
    pub child: Child,
    pub stdout: Box<dyn Stream<Item = String, Error = Error>>,
    pub stderr: Box<dyn Stream<Item = String, Error = Error>>,
}
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Hdl is a handler type combining the child future and stdout and stderr streams returned from the execute function.

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§child: Child

The child future. If this goes out of scope, the process will be killed. Use the forget() method to avoid that.

§stdout: Box<dyn Stream<Item = String, Error = Error>>

Line based stream of child process’ stdout

§stderr: Box<dyn Stream<Item = String, Error = Error>>

Line based stream of child process’ stderr

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impl !Freeze for Hdl

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for Hdl

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impl !Send for Hdl

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impl !Sync for Hdl

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impl Unpin for Hdl

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impl !UnwindSafe for Hdl

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