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Questions relating to commands for passing single command lines to shell sub-processes, running a shell interactively with input and output to an Emacs buffer, and for running a shell in a terminal emulator window.
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How can I run an async process in the background without popping up a buffer?
You might also want to check out async-start-process (from emacs-async):
(async-start-process "name" "cmd" nil "arg1" "arg2)
That nil argument is the place for a function to run when it's done.
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