for loop, like batch

[svatvn]

yeah sure,

there is always this error message

"line 7, "subscript used with non-Array variable"

[Bert]

Please post the exact code you just tried and failed with. Thanks.

[svatvn]

its the code from DicatoroftheUSA

#include <File.au3>
$sDir=@scriptdir
$aFiles = _FileListToArray('"'&$sDir&'"', "*.reg")
For $I = 1 To $aFiles[0]
Run(@comspec & " /k Regedit.exe /S " & '"' & $sdir & "" & $aFiles[$I] & '"')
consolewrite(@lf&"Regedit.exe /S " &'"'& $sdir & "" & $aFiles[$I] & '"'&@lf)
Next

[Bowmore]

I believe that the _FileListToArray() function does not require the path to be in quotes.

Try this.

#include <File.au3>
$sDir=@scriptdir
$aFiles = _FileListToArray($sDir & "", "*.reg")
For $I = 1 To $aFiles[0]
  Run(@comspec & " /k Regedit.exe /S " & '"' & $sdir & "" & $aFiles[$I] & '"')
  consolewrite(@lf&"Regedit.exe /S " &'"'& $sdir & "" & $aFiles[$I] & '"'&@lf)
Next

[JohnQSmith]

In batch, it's just this line

for %%i in ("%CD%*.reg") do (start /w regedit /s "%%i")

why is it so unbelievable complicated in AutoIT?

Since you lack a clue, why don't you just run the batch file?