wxExecute is in wxwidgets. but where is Wx::Execute?
How can I execute a command in the operating system?
wxRuby doesn’t implement wxExecute, or any of the similar functions,
since
Ruby has it’s own way of doing it. You would need to use
Kernel::system()
Or Kerne::`` These execute sub-commands. If you need Input/Output
Capture,
look into Open3/Open4.