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PostPosted: November 8th, 2009, 4:20 am 
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Is it possible to run multiple commands in a pipe with cmdret.dll?


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PostPosted: November 19th, 2009, 1:40 am 
RandomHeart wrote:
Is it possible to run multiple commands in a pipe with cmdret.dll?


You mean like this?

Code:
cmd /k netstat -ano|find /i "connected" && IF ERRORLEVEL==1 echo a>.\log.txt


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Yes, but without using cmd


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Anonymous wrote:
why this doesnt work

Code:
; CMDret DLL version 3.1 (or greater) required

Run, Notepad,,, notepid
WinWait, ahk_pid %notepid%
WinWaitActive, ahk_pid %notepid%

CMD := "dir"
ControlGet, OutputWindow, Hwnd,, Edit1, ahk_pid %notepid%
if OutputWindow <> 0
  StrOut := DllCall("cmdret.dll\RunInControl", "str", CMD, "Uint", OutputWindow, "str", "Edit", "int", "1")

It doesn't work because dir is not an executable file. You would need to load the command interpreter first.
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; CMDret DLL version 3.1 (or greater) required

Run, Notepad,,, notepid
WinWait, ahk_pid %notepid%
WinWaitActive, ahk_pid %notepid%

CMD := "cmd /c dir c:"
ControlGet, OutputWindow, Hwnd,, Edit1, ahk_pid %notepid%
if OutputWindow <> 0
  StrOut := DllCall("cmdret.dll\RunInControl", "str", CMD, "Uint", OutputWindow, "str", "Edit", "int", "1")


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PostPosted: December 20th, 2009, 6:55 pm 
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But
Code:
CMD := "cmd /c dir c: /s"

will not work
:?:


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segalion
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PostPosted: January 15th, 2010, 2:56 pm 
I was using CMDret (runreturn) example funtion succesfully until I have in problems with timing in some cases executing (I suppose) large commandline curl parameter.

Seems that if I use CMD direct comand, it returns in less than 2 seconds. And when I use the same CMDret function it takes more than 15 secs.

Is there any limit with size of parameter command?
Maybe a problem with directory locations? I was using allways the full path...


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PostPosted: January 18th, 2010, 4:27 pm 
Sorry by the previous post. Thats was an error with timers stuffs. The function work fine (as cmd.exe) as expected calling first than call the timers...


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PostPosted: January 31st, 2010, 6:19 am 
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luvan wrote:
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CMD := "cmd /c dir c: /s"

will not work
:?:

Which operating system are you using?


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Some command line programs require User Input. How can I do to insert it?

Like:


Code:
c:\prog\>server_login.exe
Enter your user name
John
Enter your password
x3343
Verifying ....



Thanks!


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PostPosted: December 3rd, 2010, 12:00 pm 
I'm trying to use is at cmdret.dll RunReturn from a dll written in C + +. I'm using the load at run time and am not able to get the output of the command and the function returns 1016. I want to know the exact type of the parameters of each of the functions or if there cmdret.lib cmdret.dll to link to my project. Thank you very much.


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term181170 wrote:
I'm trying to use is at cmdret.dll RunReturn from a dll written in C + +. I'm using the load at run time and am not able to get the output of the command and the function returns 1016. I want to know the exact type of the parameters of each of the functions or if there cmdret.lib cmdret.dll to link to my project. Thank you very much.
I'll see if I can locate the source code a bit later today (BCX, C sources. It's on a PC that I haven't started up in a couple months) and let you know and/or provide the source code for download. Note: the current version uses the stdcall calling convention.


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corrupt wrote:
term181170 wrote:
I'm trying to use is at cmdret.dll RunReturn from a dll written in C + +. I'm using the load at run time and am not able to get the output of the command and the function returns 1016. I want to know the exact type of the parameters of each of the functions or if there cmdret.lib cmdret.dll to link to my project. Thank you very much.
I'll see if I can locate the source code a bit later today (BCX, C sources. It's on a PC that I haven't started up in a couple months) and let you know and/or provide the source code for download. Note: the current version uses the stdcall calling convention.
I haven't located the current code yet but the previous version used the following: C_EXPORT long __stdcall RunReturn (char *CMDin, char *CMDout)
The output is the number of characters returned + 1 or 0 if the process could not be created.


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PostPosted: December 8th, 2010, 1:30 pm 
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term181170 wrote:
I'm trying to use is at cmdret.dll RunReturn from a dll written in C + +. I'm using the load at run time and am not able to get the output of the command and the function returns 1016. I want to know the exact type of the parameters of each of the functions or if there cmdret.lib cmdret.dll to link to my project. Thank you very much.
I'll see if I can locate the source code a bit later today (BCX, C sources. It's on a PC that I haven't started up in a couple months) and let you know and/or provide the source code for download. Note: the current version uses the stdcall calling convention.
I haven't located the current code yet but the previous version used the following: C_EXPORT long __stdcall RunReturn (char *CMDin, char *CMDout)
The output is the number of characters returned + 1 or 0 if the process could not be created.


Thank you very much. Now work!!


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The tool is really great! But do not support ahk unicode version rightnow, what a pity! :?


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aSEioT wrote:
The tool is really great! But do not support ahk unicode version rightnow, what a pity! :?
I'm not currently using AhkL but will look into it. Thanks


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