Bat file to Autoit exe

[Huntknife]

Could someone help me to change Bat Code to Autoit code? Becouse i know that you cant change bat file to Autoit exe until you change the code language right?

 

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@echo off

:menu

ECHO.
ECHO ....................
ECHO  Spausti 1 - Change ip 
ECHO  Spausti 2 - Start ping  
ECHO  Spausti 3 - Open google chrome
ECHO ....................
ECHO.

echo= IP Change: %IP%
echo.
CHOICE /C:123
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 SET M=1
IF ERRORLEVEL 2 SET M=2
IF ERRORLEVEL 3 SET M=3
IF %M%==1 GOTO start
IF %M%==2 GOTO ping
IF %M%==3 GOTO chrome

:start
echo.
set /p IP= Change IP= 
netsh interface ipv4 set address name="Eternetas" static %IP% 255.255.255.0
echo.
cls
goto menu

:ping

echo.
set /p Ping= Ping ip= 
echo.
Ping %Ping% -t
pause
cls
goto menu

:chrome

start "" www.google.com

cls
goto menu

The main question can Autoit do these things?

[Subz]

AutoIt can do this, you can call the commands via Run i.e.

Example (untested)

Local $sIP = "192.168.1.1"
RunWait(@Comspec & ' /c netsh interface ipv4 set address name="Eternetas" static ' & $sIP & ' 255.255.255.0')

 

[Musashi]

 

14 minutes ago, Huntknife said:

The main question can Autoit do these things?

You can also run the Batchfile from AutoIt (name.bat or name.cmd) :

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /C " & "name.bat", "", @SW_SHOW)

Change /C to /K to see, if an error is displayed in the CMD window.

 

Edited February 27, 2020 by Musashi

[Huntknife]

Strange thing, i can load cmd file without error. But only thing that works is IP change, but not all three functions If i press 2 its still runs first function. Maybe have some ideas?

[Musashi]

45 minutes ago, Huntknife said:

If i press 2 its still runs first function. Maybe have some ideas?

This CMD jumps at least to the correct goto positions. You have to test if the respective commands are correct there.

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@echo off

:menu
echo.
echo ..........................
echo  Spausti 1 - Change ip 
echo  Spausti 2 - Start ping  
echo  Spausti 3 - Open google chrome
echo  Spausti [ESC] - Quit
echo ..........................
echo.
echo= IP Change: %IP%
echo.

set Modus=0
set /p modus="Enter Selection : " 
if %modus%==1 goto start
if %modus%==2 goto ping
if %modus%==3 goto chrome
goto end


:start
echo.
set /p IP= Change IP= 
netsh interface ipv4 set address name="Eternetas" static %IP% 255.255.255.0
echo.
cls
goto menu


:ping
echo.
set /p Ping= Ping ip= 
echo.
Ping %Ping% -t
pause
cls
goto menu


:chrome
start "" www.google.com
cls
goto menu

end:
echo  Script terminated
pause

 

[Huntknife]

That worked well, thank you for help guys.

[Nine]

Instead of using this prehistoric DOS approach, I would recommend that you create a simple AutoIt GUI that can provide a more robust, secure interface.  It only takes a few minutes, you could add some input verification and automate pretty much all you want within your script without relying to external program.

[Musashi]

1 hour ago, Nine said:

Instead of using this prehistoric DOS approach, I would recommend that you create a simple AutoIt GUI that can provide a more robust, secure interface.  It only takes a few minutes, you could add some input verification and automate pretty much all you want within your script without relying to external program.

Note: I only corrected the CMD, because it was part of the user question .

In general, I agree with you 100% that an AutoIt-GUI is definitely the better and more reliable solution.

[Nine]

It was not aimed at you @Musashi nor at OP either.  Was just a general comment.  Sorry if it seems a bit harsh.

[Musashi]

39 minutes ago, Nine said:

It was not aimed at you @Musashi nor at OP either.  Was just a general comment.  Sorry if it seems a bit harsh.

I didn't consider your remark to be harsh, otherwise I would not have given it a 'Like' .

Sometimes answers will be provided, that are within the scope of the user question, although more appropriate solutions would be preferable. That is exactly what you did - you have suggested a better approach.