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By prizm1
I am trying to pass multi-file selections from Windows Explorer into the $CmdLine argument parameters array. For example, and these are not the literal program/project names, I can pass three full path file names via both Window's Run dialog and Terminal into the $CmdLine array, i.e, "c:\Dir\Program.exe" "D:\Test\file1.txt" "D:\Test\file2.txt" "D:\Test\file3.txt". When checked in the running program, $CmdLine index [1] has the correct value of 3, index [1] is correct with "D:\Test\file1.txt", index [2] with "D:\Test\file2.txt" and index [3] with "D:\Test\file3.txt". I get the same correct results in $CmdLine array when I start Program.exe with the same three file parameters using the Windows Terminal.
Also, I have added a HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\command key to the Window's registry. The registry entry is with a "C:\Program.exe" "%1" "$2" "%3" string value to allow for renaming file(s) from Windows Explorer via the right-click menu. With just one parameter placeholder, "%1" in the string value, a selected file will appear in $CmdLine. $CmdLine[0] is 1 and $Cmdline[1] contains the selected full path file name. Unfortunately, when I change the registry string value to include two more passing arguments, "%2" "%3", $CmdLine[0] =3 (as it should since three file path names are passed to Program.exe), $CmdLine[1] contains "D:\Test\file1.txt", but $CmdLine[2] and [3] are just empty strings.
It appears to me that Windows is not passing the second and third ("%2" and "%3") selected file's to Autoit, but just the first parameter "%1".
Is there some way that I can select more than one file in Window's Explorer and pass the full file paths into the $CmdLine array?
I know that AutoIt has the _WinAPI_GetOpenFileName function, but I would like to select files directly from Windows Explorer to bring into $CmdLine.
File Renaming Application 1.4.0.3.au3 Reg Key.reg
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By lonardd
Hi
I have to run an executable with a parameter preceded by a /, like this:
c:\myfolder\Tools\AutomaticRun\myexe.EXE /filename=c:\myfolder\Tools\AutomaticRun\myTemplate.xml")
I tried both this:
$iReturn = RunWait ("c:\myfolder\Tools\AutomaticRun\myexe.EXE"," /filename=c:\myfolder\Tools\AutomaticRun\myTemplate.xml")
and using COMSPEC as per some posted suggestions on this forum:
Run(@comspec & ' /c "c:\myfolder\Tools\AutomaticRun\myexe.EXE" /filename=c:\myfolder\Tools\AutomaticRun\myTemplate.xml')
They both seem to fail.
Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks
Dave
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By Jefrey
I've ported these two functions from PHP to AU3 to work with URLs.
Made them for those who work with libraries like HTTP.au3 (not the one I coded), that needs passing the server domain, path, etc., instead of the full URL.
Grab the lib here.
ParseURL( $sURL )
Parses the URL and splits it into defined parts. Returns an array:
[0] = Full URL (same as $sURL) [1] = Protocol (i.e.: http, https, ftp, ws...) [2] = Domain [3] = Port (or null if not specified) [4] = Path (or null if not specified) [5] = Query string (everything after the ? - or null if not specified) Example:
$aExample = ParseURL("https://google.com:8080/?name=doe") MsgBox(0, "Test", "URL: " & $aExample[0] & @CRLF & _ "Protocol: " & $aExample[1] & @CRLF & _ "Domain: " & $aExample[2] & @CRLF & _ "Port: " & $aExample[3] & @CRLF & _ "Path: " & $aExample[4] & @CRLF & _ "Query string: " & $aExample[5])
ParseStr( $sStr )
Parses a query string (similar to the [5] of the previous function) and returns a multidimensional array, where:
[0][0] = number of variables found [0][1] = ununsed [1][0] = key name of the first variable [1][1] = first variable value (already URL decoded) [n][0] = key name of the nth variable [n][1] = nth variable value (already URL decoded) Example:
include <Array.au3> ; need only to do _ArrayDisplay, not needed by the lib _ArrayDisplay(ParseStr("foo=bar&test=lol%20123")) #cs Result is: [0][0] = 2 [0][1] = ununsed [1][0] = foo [1][1] = bar [2][0] = test [2][1] = lol 123 #ce Feel free to fork!
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By Eddi96
Hello guys!
#include <Array.au3> #include <File.au3> $iBenutzername = $Var_cmdline ; I need this to be the variable given as a parameter. ; I've read alot about CmdLine but can't think of a way to define a variable with it ; I hope you have an Idea on how to do it! Much love <3 Global $sFile = "C:\GTScript\query.txt" Global $aUsers _FileReadToArray($sFile, $aUsers, $FRTA_NOCOUNT) _ArrayColInsert($aUsers, 1) _ArrayColInsert($aUsers, 1) _ArrayColInsert($aUsers, 1) _ArrayColInsert($aUsers, 1) _ArrayColInsert($aUsers, 1) _ArrayColInsert($aUsers, 1) For $i = 0 To UBound($aUsers) - 1 $aSplit = StringRegExp($aUsers[$i][0], "(\S+)", $STR_REGEXPARRAYGLOBALMATCH) For $j = 0 To UBound($aSplit)-1 $aUsers[$i][$j] =$aSplit[$j] Next $aUsers[$i][0]=StringReplace($aUsers[$i][0],'>','') Next $sUser=$iBenutzername Func _FindUserID($aArray,$sSearch) Local $iRow=_ArraySearch($aArray,$sUser) If @error Then Return SetError(@error,-1,'') Local $sID=$aArray[$iRow][2] Return SetError(0,$iRow,$sID) EndFunc MsgBox(64,'Searcher UserID '&$sUser,_FindUserID($aUsers,$sUser))
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By Skysnake
Hi Everyone
I want to have a GUI, but which will accept command line options on launch.
So, the commanline would look something like
myAPP.EXE -bigfont -bigicon
where myAPP.EXE would be the name of the AutoIt EXE, and the -bigfont & -bigicon items represent optional command line parameters with which the EXE starts.
I am not looking at creating a CUI. This is GUI, but with startup command line parameters. These command line parameters would only be read once, during start up of the EXE.
I have searched the forum, no luck. What I did find was this commented by Water: https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/138754-adding-command-line-parameter/
Should I start the GUI EXE as normal, and then first possible opportunity read the command line? Is that the way to go?
Thanks in advance
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