12 replies to this topic

[niceuneasy]

Hi is it possable to hide cmd window from appearing when i use

f9::run  ipconfig/release  thanks again for quick responce

[tidbit]

Please read the documentation for the Run command.

http://i.imgur.com/wEtSvp5.png

 

... And please pay attention to where you post. Questions go in the Support section not the section for completed programs.

[Jackie Sztuk _Blackholyman]

Try this

run cmd.exe ,,Hide

Hope it helps

[niceuneasy]

Try this

run cmd.exe ,,Hide

Hope it helps

 

so it would look like this  f9::run cmd.exe ,,hide ipconfig/release

[kon]

Try this

Run, cmd.exe, , Hide, VarPID
Sleep, 100
ControlSend, , ipconfig /release {Enter}, ahk_pid %VarPID%
Sleep, 5000
Process, Close, %VarPID%

Edit: Added the last two lines to close, otherwise the process stays open. I don't think WinClose would work because the window is hidden.

[garry]

instead cmd.exe or maybe command.exe , can use %comspec% /c   ( %comspec% /k )  

example run DOS hidden , write to file (desktop)  then open text-file

 

EDIT :  @Kon, good example ,  send to hidden DOS window

f9::
f1=%a_desktop%\%a_now%_ipconfig.txt
runwait,%comspec% /c ipconfig /all >"%f1%",,hide
run,%f1%
return

example,  control if sent to hidden window

/*
example to send hidden DOS Window
DATE format german = DD-MM-YY
send new date (DATE+1)  to hidden DOS
then 3 seconds later
open a new DOS window and correct DATE
*/


#singleinstance,force

F9::
DetectHiddenWindows, On
CurrentDateTime =
CurrentDateTime += 1, Days
FormatTime, New, %CurrentDateTime%, dd-MM-yy
FormatTime, Now, %a_now%, dd-MM-yy

Run,%comspec% /k, , hide, pid2
WinWait, ahk_pid %pid2%
ControlSend, ,date`n%new%`ndate/t`n, ahk_pid %pid2%

sleep,3000

run,%comspec% /k date /t`n,,,pid3
WinWaitactive, ahk_pid %pid3%
ControlSend, ,date`n%now%`n, ahk_pid %pid3%

;-- close hidden DOS window --
Process, Close, %pid2%
Process, WaitClose, %pid2%
exitapp

[robertcollier4]

The correct answer to your question is:

F9::Run, ipconfig /release, ,Hide

[garry]

yes you're right

and this only if you want see what happens ( /k  keeps DOS window open )

F8::Run,%comspec% /k ipconfig /all

[niceuneasy]

 

yes you're right

and this only if you want see what happens ( /k  keeps DOS window open )

F8::Run,%comspec% /k ipconfig /all

Thx guys this is a great help just what i needed thx too all of you  cheeers

[niceuneasy]

Thx guys all helpful stuff! much appreciated thank you all for your help

[niceuneasy]

Hi is there a way to combine f9::Run, ipconfig /release, ,Hide    f8::Run, ipconfig /renew, ,Hide       with just one  hotkey  f8   thank for any help

[Jackie Sztuk _Blackholyman]

when making multiline hotkeys you can't have anything on the same line as the hotkey

so like this maybe

f8::
Run, ipconfig /release, ,Hide
sleep 1000
Run, ipconfig /renew, ,Hide
return

Hope it helps

[niceuneasy]

when making multiline hotkeys you can't have anything on the same line as the hotkey

so like this maybe

f8::
Run, ipconfig /release, ,Hide
sleep 1000
Run, ipconfig /renew, ,Hide
return

Hope it helps

 

Hi blackholyman il give this a try many thx for your quick responce cheers m8