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$STDIO_INHERIT_PARENT [HELP]


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Hello everyone, I can't write to file the output, in the Autoit console though I can see it, nothing works. I have tried everything. At this point I need some help.

Local $core = @ProgramFilesDir&"\myprogramX\core.exe"

$run = RunWait($core & ' -m="'&$modules&'" -i="'&$ArrSource[$i]&'" -p="'&$Preset&'" -x="'&$configxml&'" -o="'&$output&'"',@ScriptDir,@SW_HIDE,$STDIO_INHERIT_PARENT)

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Hi I figured out my problem, RunWait pauses the Autoit script until the process finishes consequently it doesn't read $STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD, so I would like to know how to directly read the output from the Autoit console by using RunWait and $STDIO_INHERIT_PARENT together. That's the only way I found, could you give me some advice to solve the problem?

PS: with run and $STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD obviously works, but I need to process multiple files in a loop one at a time, which is why I need RunWait.

Thx

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  • rootx changed the title to $STDIO_INHERIT_PARENT [HELP]
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... so RunWait doesn't seem right for your purpose

why not use "run" instead, so you can read the streams of your "core.exe" program and continue with the next file when the execution of a "run" is finished ....

something like this ... (obviously not tested)

For $i = 0 To UBound($ArrSource) - 1

    $run = Run($core & ' -m="' & $modules & '" -i="' & $ArrSource[$i] & '" -p="' & $Preset & '" -x="' & $configxml & '" -o="' & $output & '"', @ScriptDir, @SW_HIDE, $STDIO_INHERIT_PARENT)

    While ProcessExists($run)
        ConsoleWrite(StdoutRead($run))
    WEnd
Next

 

 

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