Run in different extension

[patrick99]

Hello,

Can you please help me with this issue

I want to run file.bin to file.bat

ShellExecute("file.bin, file.bat")

Thank you

[Nessie]

So what is the question? Can you explain yourself better?

[Jos]

14 minutes ago, patrick99 said:

I want to run file.bin to file.bat

I am not sure what you are asking for. How would you type the command when running it manually in the CMD prompt?

Jos

[patrick99]

I want that it will change the extension to .bat and execute it

[Jos]

Please explain what it is you are doing as it still doesn't make too much sense.

[patrick99]

[patrick99]

Reading file.bit as file.bat

[Jos]

Understood that much but simply do not understand what that bin file is supposed to be. Why isn't it a bat file already and what is the content of it?

Jos

[patrick99]

The file.bin is originally a .bat

[patrick99]

For hiding the batch script

[patrick99]

Script for using for the icloud

 

[Jos]

Ok, now I understand. So you will have to either rename or copy the file to a bat file before running it and then change it back.

... but why the need for bat file at all and not simply use AutoIt3?

Jos

Edited June 9, 2018 by Jos

[patrick99]

Yes but just i don't want that they found the real .bat because it includ the udid informations

[patrick99]

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... but why the need for bat file at all and not simply use AutoIt3?

I don't know much on the AutoIt3 

I can just use the batch ,Buyers give me the udid ,I include it in the batch code and i give them ,but if they opened by notepad they can change the udid for them self 
 

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Rename  the file to a bat file before running it and then change it back.

 

I like this idea can you please help me with this

[Jos]

Understand, so that is why I said to temporarily rename it or copy it.

8 minutes ago, patrick99 said:

I like this idea can you please help me with this

Help or code it for you?

Something like this (untested):

#include<File.au3>
Local $temp_bat = _TempFile(@TempDir, "~", ".bat")
FileCopy("file.bin",$temp_bat,1)
ShellExecuteWait($temp_bat)
FileDelete($temp_bat)

Jos

Edited June 9, 2018 by Jos
Fixed file extension to BAT

[patrick99]

4 minutes ago, Jos said:

Understand, so that is why I said to temporarily rename it or copy it.

Help or code it for you?

Something like this (untested):

#include<File.au3>
Local $temp_bat = _TempFile(@TempDir, "~", ".au3")
FileCopy("file.bin",$temp_bat,1)
ShellExecuteWait($temp_bat)
FileDelete($temp_bat)

Jos

Thanks it's work great 

[Jos]

After changing it to BAT as my edit shows....right?

[patrick99]

Yes thank you i understated  

(@TempDir, "~", ".au3")