DOS formatted string...

[arcker]

hi evry1,

i continue to work on WinPE (no i dont' use BartPE because it's illegal.....grrrrr)

i want to retrieve some dos command

i've worked with randallc on another projects, but the string always contain bad characters when using dos commands

so, do you have any solution ?

to better undersant, when i run :

www.google.com

it ' s sent :

Envoi d'une requte 'ping' sur www.l.google.com [66.249.91.147] avec 32 octets de donnesÿ:


Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.

Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.

Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.

Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.



Statistiques Ping pour 66.249.91.147:

    Paquetsÿ: envoys = 4, reus = 0, perdus = 4 (perte 100%),

do you see what i mean ?

Oem => Ansi if you prefer

Edited July 5, 2006 by arcker

[PsaltyDS]

hi evry1,

i continue to work on WinPE (no i dont' use BartPE because it's illegal.....grrrrr)

i want to retrieve some dos command

i've worked with randallc on another projects, but the string always contain bad characters when using dos commands

so, do you have any solution ?

to better undersant, when i run :

www.google.com

it ' s sent :

Envoi d'une requte 'ping' sur www.l.google.com [66.249.91.147] avec 32 octets de donnesÿ:
Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.

Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.

Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.

Dlai d'attente de la demande dpass.
Statistiques Ping pour 66.249.91.147:

    Paquetsÿ: envoys = 4, reus = 0, perdus = 4 (perte 100%),

do you see what i mean ?

Oem => Ansi if you prefer

I don't read French. What's wrong with what you got there, unless you don't read Frech either?

[arcker]

no, i mean that the ponctuation is not the same

i know it's in a inherent problem of windows <>ms-dos, but is search for a solution

i'm making an autoUDF to convert the characters, but maybe there is a better solution...

[randallc]

Hi,

Can't you just change your MSDOS country or code settings? [ie look up "country.sys" or "code.sys" or whatever it was in the bad old days!?]

Randallc

Edited July 5, 2006 by randallc

[arcker]

ok i've tried this :

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documen...y.mspx?mfr=true

but does'n change anything, even the dates, so i may be wrong...

[Skruge]

I'm not sure I fully understand your problem...

Are you trying to browse to www.google.com, or ping www.google.com? If pinging, why not use the AutoIt Ping function?

If the problem is that www.google.com is being replaced by www.l.google.com, this is normal behavior, based on google's dns tables.

Is it that the command prompt is giving unicode output? If so, have you tried CMD /A?

Hope this helps!

[arcker]

hi skruge,

i've tried your CMD /A to have a unicode output, but still the same problem

but now i let this project...i will continue to show the dos WIndow as usual

[randallc]

hi,

As you leave it, can you please show the autoIt DOS command you were using?

thanks, Randallc

[MHz]

Edit.com is used for creating bat\cmd files for non ansi chars. It tends to save the file as strange chars but does apparently work. I do not have 1st hand experience at this (as use english), so maybe I am wrong and it is another CLI that does it.

[Deltafox]

Edit.com is used for creating bat\cmd files for non ansi chars. It tends to save the file as strange chars but does apparently work. I do not have 1st hand experience at this (as use english), so maybe I am wrong and it is another CLI that does it.

Hello, Bonjour ...

OEM to ANSI ?

It's very easy .... c'est simple !!!

Daniel

Func OEM2ANSI($aString)

Local $OEM[256]

$OEM[000]="00"

$OEM[001]="01"

$OEM[002]="02"

$OEM[003]="03"

$OEM[004]="04"

$OEM[005]="05"

$OEM[006]="06"

$OEM[007]="07"

$OEM[008]="08"

$OEM[009]="09"

$OEM[010]="0A"

$OEM[011]="0B"

$OEM[012]="0C"

$OEM[013]="0D"

$OEM[014]="0E"

$OEM[015]="0F"

$OEM[016]="10"

$OEM[017]="11"

$OEM[018]="12"

$OEM[019]="13"

$OEM[020]="14"

$OEM[021]="15"

$OEM[022]="16"

$OEM[023]="17"

$OEM[024]="18"

$OEM[025]="19"

$OEM[026]="1A"

$OEM[027]="1B"

$OEM[028]="1C"

$OEM[029]="1D"

$OEM[030]="1E"

$OEM[031]="1F"

$OEM[032]="20"

$OEM[033]="21"

$OEM[034]="22"

$OEM[035]="23"

$OEM[036]="24"

$OEM[037]="25"

$OEM[038]="26"

$OEM[039]="27"

$OEM[040]="28"

$OEM[041]="29"

$OEM[042]="2A"

$OEM[043]="2B"

$OEM[044]="2C"

$OEM[045]="2D"

$OEM[046]="2E"

$OEM[047]="2F"

$OEM[048]="30"

$OEM[049]="31"

$OEM[050]="32"

$OEM[051]="33"

$OEM[052]="34"

$OEM[053]="35"

$OEM[054]="36"

$OEM[055]="37"

$OEM[056]="38"

$OEM[057]="39"

$OEM[058]="3A"

$OEM[059]="3B"

$OEM[060]="3C"

$OEM[061]="3D"

$OEM[062]="3E"

$OEM[063]="3F"

$OEM[064]="40"

$OEM[065]="41"

$OEM[066]="42"

$OEM[067]="43"

$OEM[068]="44"

$OEM[069]="45"

$OEM[070]="46"

$OEM[071]="47"

$OEM[072]="48"

$OEM[073]="49"

$OEM[074]="4A"

$OEM[075]="4B"

$OEM[076]="4C"

$OEM[077]="4D"

$OEM[078]="4E"

$OEM[079]="4F"

$OEM[080]="50"

$OEM[081]="51"

$OEM[082]="52"

$OEM[083]="53"

$OEM[084]="54"

$OEM[085]="55"

$OEM[086]="56"

$OEM[087]="57"

$OEM[088]="58"

$OEM[089]="59"

$OEM[090]="5A"

$OEM[091]="5B"

$OEM[092]="5C"

$OEM[093]="5D"

$OEM[094]="5E"

$OEM[095]="5F"

$OEM[096]="60"

$OEM[097]="61"

$OEM[098]="62"

$OEM[099]="63"

$OEM[100]="64"

$OEM[101]="65"

$OEM[102]="66"

$OEM[103]="67"

$OEM[104]="68"

$OEM[105]="69"

$OEM[106]="6A"

$OEM[107]="6B"

$OEM[108]="6C"

$OEM[109]="6D"

$OEM[110]="6E"

$OEM[111]="6F"

$OEM[112]="70"

$OEM[113]="71"

$OEM[114]="72"

$OEM[115]="73"

$OEM[116]="74"

$OEM[117]="75"

$OEM[118]="76"

$OEM[119]="77"

$OEM[120]="78"

$OEM[121]="79"

$OEM[122]="7A"

$OEM[123]="7B"

$OEM[124]="7C"

$OEM[125]="7D"

$OEM[126]="7E"

$OEM[127]="7F"

$OEM[128]="C7"

$OEM[129]="FC"

$OEM[130]="E9"

$OEM[131]="E2"

$OEM[132]="E4"

$OEM[133]="E0"

$OEM[134]="E5"

$OEM[135]="E7"

$OEM[136]="EA"

$OEM[137]="EB"

$OEM[138]="E8"

$OEM[139]="EF"

$OEM[140]="EE"

$OEM[141]="EC"

$OEM[142]="C4"

$OEM[143]="C5"

$OEM[144]="C9"

$OEM[145]="E6"

$OEM[146]="C6"

$OEM[147]="F4"

$OEM[148]="F6"

$OEM[149]="F2"

$OEM[150]="FB"

$OEM[151]="F9"

$OEM[152]="FF"

$OEM[153]="D6"

$OEM[154]="DC"

$OEM[155]="F8"

$OEM[156]="A3"

$OEM[157]="D8"

$OEM[158]="D7"

$OEM[159]="83"

$OEM[160]="E1"

$OEM[161]="ED"

$OEM[162]="F3"

$OEM[163]="FA"

$OEM[164]="F1"

$OEM[165]="D1"

$OEM[166]="AA"

$OEM[167]="BA"

$OEM[168]="BF"

$OEM[169]="AE"

$OEM[170]="AC"

$OEM[171]="BD"

$OEM[172]="BC"

$OEM[173]="A1"

$OEM[174]="AB"

$OEM[175]="BB"

$OEM[176]="A6"

$OEM[177]="A6"

$OEM[178]="A6"

$OEM[179]="A6"

$OEM[180]="A6"

$OEM[181]="C1"

$OEM[182]="C2"

$OEM[183]="C0"

$OEM[184]="A9"

$OEM[185]="A6"

$OEM[186]="A6"

$OEM[187]="2B"

$OEM[188]="2B"

$OEM[189]="A2"

$OEM[190]="A5"

$OEM[191]="2B"

$OEM[192]="2B"

$OEM[193]="2D"

$OEM[194]="2D"

$OEM[195]="2B"

$OEM[196]="2D"

$OEM[197]="2B"

$OEM[198]="E3"

$OEM[199]="C3"

$OEM[200]="2B"

$OEM[201]="2B"

$OEM[202]="2D"

$OEM[203]="2D"

$OEM[204]="A6"

$OEM[205]="2D"

$OEM[206]="2B"

$OEM[207]="A4"

$OEM[208]="F0"

$OEM[209]="D0"

$OEM[210]="CA"

$OEM[211]="CB"

$OEM[212]="C8"

$OEM[213]="69"

$OEM[214]="CD"

$OEM[215]="CE"

$OEM[216]="CF"

$OEM[217]="2B"

$OEM[218]="2B"

$OEM[219]="A6"

$OEM[220]="5F"

$OEM[221]="A6"

$OEM[222]="CC"

$OEM[223]="AF"

$OEM[224]="D3"

$OEM[225]="DF"

$OEM[226]="D4"

$OEM[227]="D2"

$OEM[228]="F5"

$OEM[229]="D5"

$OEM[230]="B5"

$OEM[231]="FE"

$OEM[232]="DE"

$OEM[233]="DA"

$OEM[234]="DB"

$OEM[235]="D9"

$OEM[236]="FD"

$OEM[237]="DD"

$OEM[238]="AF"

$OEM[239]="B4"

$OEM[240]="AD"

$OEM[241]="B1"

$OEM[242]="3D"

$OEM[243]="BE"

$OEM[244]="B6"

$OEM[245]="A7"

$OEM[246]="F7"

$OEM[247]="B8"

$OEM[248]="B0"

$OEM[249]="A8"

$OEM[250]="B7"

$OEM[251]="B9"

$OEM[252]="B3"

$OEM[253]="B2"

$OEM[254]="A6"

$OEM[255]="A0"

$anArray = StringSplit($aString,"")

$var = ""

For $i = 1 to $anArray[0]

$var = $var & Chr(dec($OEM[Asc($anArray[$i])]))

Next

return $var

EndFunc

[Polyphem]

Wonderful, many thanks, this one did the trick for me, took me some hours to find this solution.

Just to give the forums search-engine some keywords, i'll add a snippet of code and some search-words i used.

$foo = Run(@ComSpec & ' /c ' & 'dir "' & $Temp_Dir & "\*" & $fileextensioncurrent & '" /a :h /b /s', '', @SW_HIDE, $STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD)
    While 1
        $line = StdoutRead($foo)
        If @error Then ExitLoop
        $array = StringSplit($line, @CR, 1)
        $q = 0
        FOR $filefound IN $array
            if $q > 0 Then
                FileWrite($file, OEM2ANSI($filefound))
            EndIf
            $q = $q + 1
        Next
    Wend
    While 1
        $line = StderrRead($foo)
        If @error Then ExitLoop
;MsgBox(0, "STDERR read:", $line)
    Wend

The trick was to read the stdout, transform it with your function and then write it to the output-file. search-terms i used (maybe wrong, but nevertheless somebody has the same problem and searchs with the same wrong keywords ) were msdos, ms-dos, unicode, ansi, codepage, chcp, german special characters (umlaut, umlaute), parse output...

Thanks again ...

Edited December 13, 2006 by Polyphem

[arcker]

waou, excellent

i've done the trick by using stringreplace (look in my wmi remote project) for the accent and more

and another thing is to set the police in your edit control to "lucida console"

and you're done

[Zedna]

$currentRead = StdoutRead($ourProcess)
$currentRead = DllCall('user32.dll','Int','OemToChar','str',$currentRead,'str','') ; translate from OEM to ANSI
$currentRead = $currentRead[2]

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Edited December 13, 2006 by Zedna

[Polyphem]

That dll-call works like a charm too, thanks a lot ...

[arcker]

$currentRead = StdoutRead($ourProcess)
$currentRead = DllCall('user32.dll','Int','OemToChar','str',$currentRead,'str','') ; translate from OEM to ANSI
$currentRead = $currentRead[2]

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omg....it's just....too great

thx a lot

[Zedna]

omg....it's just....too great

thx a lot

It's simple, use Search and you will learn a lot of usefull stuff here

[arcker]

It's simple, use Search and you will learn a lot of usefull stuff here

i always search on the forum before to post, but sometime, we just don't use the good keyword...

[Zedna]

i always search on the forum before to post, but sometime, we just don't use the good keyword...

I like helping so no problem

but as you can see not only learning AutoIt but also learning how to Search is important