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    Re: External program command line

    If anybody is interested it's in the 3rd party extension list.
    Now just got to work out how to use it!!!

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    Re: External program command line

    If anybody is interested it's in the 3rd party extension list.
    Now just got to work out how to use it!!!

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    Re: External program command line

    From what I read in your email, the application in question outputs a file, not just text to the command line window. The Pipe object can only grab what is printed to the command line window.

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    Re: External program command line

    From what I read in your email, the application in question outputs a file, not just text to the command line window. The Pipe object can only grab what is printed to the command line window.

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    Re: External program command line

    Thanks for the help.

    I'll have to look elsewhere to get this problem sorted.

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    Re: External program command line

    Thanks for the help.

    I'll have to look elsewhere to get this problem sorted.

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    Re: External program command line

    I'm not sure to understand your problem, that sounds too easy to do.

    When you use the Execute External Program action in the Special object (the second one, with an expression), you can specify command line parameters.

    For exemple create a little test.bat file that contains:

    @echo parmeter1 = %1, parameter2 = %2
    @pause

    If you use the Execute External Program action to run it and specify "TEST1 TEST2" in the Command Line parameter, and then run it, it will display "parameter1 = TEST1, parameter2 = TEST2".

    But maybe I haven't understood what you want to do.

    Yves.

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    Re: External program command line

    I'm not sure to understand your problem, that sounds too easy to do.

    When you use the Execute External Program action in the Special object (the second one, with an expression), you can specify command line parameters.

    For exemple create a little test.bat file that contains:

    @echo parmeter1 = %1, parameter2 = %2
    @pause

    If you use the Execute External Program action to run it and specify "TEST1 TEST2" in the Command Line parameter, and then run it, it will display "parameter1 = TEST1, parameter2 = TEST2".

    But maybe I haven't understood what you want to do.

    Yves.

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    Re: External program command line

    Using the Execute External Program, can you have a variable input into the command line?

    For example need to run: client.exe -n server -u username -p password

    But I would like to have a text input field that somebody types in a username and it is submitted into the command line once the submit button his hit. The server name and password would be replaced as well in similar fashion. If it is possible what might the command line syntax look like?

    Or for another example, instead of having "TEST1 TEST2" in the command line paramater, these would have been entered in a text input field.

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    Re: External program command line

    Using the Execute External Program, can you have a variable input into the command line?

    For example need to run: client.exe -n server -u username -p password

    But I would like to have a text input field that somebody types in a username and it is submitted into the command line once the submit button his hit. The server name and password would be replaced as well in similar fashion. If it is possible what might the command line syntax look like?

    Or for another example, instead of having "TEST1 TEST2" in the command line paramater, these would have been entered in a text input field.

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