Exe is not running when passes any arguements

[Kris123]

Dear all,

i am sending arguements to my exe from my main script.

But exe is not executing. Please help me out.

Main script code

Run( '"' & $AutoItexePath & '\AutoIt3.exe' & @ScriptDir & "\Hai.au3" & "10" & ' ' & "20" & ' ' & "30")

my exe code

msgbox(64, "Hello", $CmdLine[0])

Edited October 14, 2009 by Kris123

[Juvigy]

I think you need to add spaces between your script name and the parameters.

Run( '"' & $AutoItexePath & '\AutoIt3.exe' & @ScriptDir & "\Hai.au3" & "10" & ' ' & "20" & ' ' & "30")

this should be

Run( '"' & $AutoItexePath & '\AutoIt3.exe' & @ScriptDir & "\Hai.au3 10 20 30")

Edited October 14, 2009 by Juvigy

[water]

You have to insert some spaces:

Run($AutoItexePath & "\AutoIt3.exe " & @ScriptDir & "\Hai.au3 10 20 30")

Edited October 14, 2009 by water

[Kris123]

No yar it is still not working

[Kris123]

In my main code i am putting these statements.

$AutoItProdexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","InstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItBetaexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","betaInstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItexePath = $AutoItProdexePath;default to beta??

[water]

Are there any spaces in your $AutoItexePath or the @ScriptDir?

EDIT: I tried with spaces in the $AutoItexePath and it still works.

Could you please post your complete code you are running now?

Edited October 14, 2009 by water

[martin]

In my main code i am putting these statements.

$AutoItProdexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","InstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItBetaexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","betaInstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItexePath = $AutoItProdexePath;default to beta??

If that is taken from where I think it is then you will see how Run is used a little further on in the script which might help.

[Kris123]

Hi water

my code is that only.

i don't have anything other than that. i trying this for some other purpose.

If it is works out , then i will try to implement.

Main script:

$AutoItProdexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","InstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItBetaexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","betaInstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItexePath = $AutoItProdexePath;default to beta??

Run( '"' & $AutoItexePath & '\AutoIt3.exe' & @ScriptDir & "\Hai.au3 10 20 30")

Exe Script :

msgbox(64, "Hello", "Hai I am in exe") msgbox(64, "Hello", $CmdLine[2])

Please help me.

Edited October 15, 2009 by Kris123

[Juvigy]

I think you dont understand how this works. Let me illustrate that:

Create a script with only one line :

msgbox(64,"Number of parameters:"&$CmdLine[0], "Value of parameter number 2:"&$CmdLine[2])

Compile it to Command.exe and save it to c:\

Then open start menu>Run and type CMD > press OK

In the CMD window type:

1. cd\

2. command 10 20 30 40 50

The above line will start your newly created Command.exe with the 10 20 30 40 50 parameters.

[martin]

Hi water

my code is that only.

i don't have anything other than that. i trying this for some other purpose.

If it is works out , then i will try to implement.

Main script:

$AutoItProdexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","InstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItBetaexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","betaInstallDir");installDir for production

$AutoItexePath = $AutoItProdexePath;default to beta??

Run( '"' & $AutoItexePath & '\AutoIt3.exe' & @ScriptDir & "\Hai.au3 10 20 30")

Exe Script :

msgbox(64, "Hello", "Hai I am in exe") msgbox(64, "Hello", $CmdLine[2])

Please help me.

If you make the string for the Run parameter into a variable and print it out using ConsoleWrite you can usually see what is wrong.

$torun =  '"' & $AutoItexePath & '\AutoIt3.exe' & @ScriptDir & "\Hai.au3 10 20 30"
consolewrite($torun & @CRLF)

You need to put some thought into what that string is; you have an unbalanced quotation mark for example, no space between the exe and the @ScriptDir, no quotation marks around the script to run; it's a bit of a mess