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<p>Sure. I remember old days Tcl/Tk utility "expect" for such
interactive scripting sessions. Open a pipes and communicate with
process :) Today there are tools similar to "expect" for scripting
command line utilities.</p>
<p>Also Emacs works with GHCi (interro) in such way. Also Dante
IMHO. Visual Studio Code Haskelly and Haskerro, etc..<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Hi List,
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<div>It is possibile to run:</div>
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<div>and then send to it strings (commands) externally?</div>
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