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Posted (edited)

Hello

i have problem getting text to file

RunWait("info.txt", "C:\WINDOWS", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

actually i dont want to run info.txt i want run text inside info.txt

text file contain few files name

like notepade.exe,explorer.exe........etc

if any one have solution share it

Edited by asimzameer
Posted

$fHandle = FileOpen("info.txt", "0")
Do
  $x = 1
  $line[$x] = FileReadLine($fHandle)
  $x += 1
Until @error = -1
SetError(0)
$arraysize = UBound($line) - 1
$line[0] = $arraysize

Hehe, _FileReadToArray() would be much easier than mine :(

Then just do

For $x = 0 To $line[0]
RunWait(@Comspec & " \c " & $line[$x])
Next

Maybe that will help you

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Posted (edited)

You're declaring $file as '1' as InetGet() returns '1' on success. You need to do

$chars = FileRead("Myfile.txt", 1)

or you can do:

InetGet("http://www.domain.com/myfile.txt", "myfile.txt", 1)

$fHandle = FileOpen("myfile.txt", 0)
$char = FileRead($fHandle, 1)
FileClose($fHandle)

MsgBox(0, "Char read:", $char)
Edited by MSLx Fanboy

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Posted

Not that I'm aware of...you can do a FileDelete() afterwards...or, when calling the InetGet, send a fake command, so that it will think that the webpage is different with this new parameter

such as

$FakeParam = Random(1, 9999, 1)

InetGet("http://www.domain.com/myfile.txt?q=" & $FakeParam, "myfile.txt", 1)

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Posted

Hello

$fHandle = FileOpen(@SystemDir & "\myfile.txt", 0)

$char = FileRead($fHandle, 99999999)

FileClose($fHandle)

$stopservice = StringSplit($char, ",")

For $i = 1 To $stopservice[0]RunWait("net.exe stop " & $stopservice[$i],"",@SW_HIDE)

Next

myfile.txt contains services but when i add services like

this

its not working

service1,

service2,

etc

its working

service1,service2, etc........

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