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I normally launch things silently, but now I want to launch a batch (.cmd) file and have it run as normal displaying it's standard output to the user. Whether I use ShellExecuteWait or RunWait, the command prompt window is displayed, but the output is blank (although I know that the batch file is processing normally because it also produces a log file).

If this is because AutoIt is re-directing the standard I/O of the batch file/console window, is there a way I can bypass the I/O redirection?

Thanks,

TXTechie

Posted

Works for me:

RunWait("c:\tmp\helloworld.bat")

This is my batch file:

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@echo off
echo Hello world!
timeout /t 5

Works like a charm :)

Maybe write a reproducer?

Roses are FF0000, violets are 0000FF... All my base are belong to you.

Posted

Thank you for your response, SadBunny. It caused me to dig deeper into my scripts and it's unrelated to AutoIt.

Please disregard this post/message thread.

TXTechie

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