Autoit CMD

[ileandros]

Is there a CMD for Autoit???

Is it able to make cpu recognize autoit commands? Can i make a Path for autoit so it will recognize autoit scripting?

I already did made a Path but still didnt work...

[water]

You are talking about a shell that accepts AutoIt statements, right?

[ileandros]

... and that!

But most i was wondering if i can make my cpu cmd recognize Autoit.

Edited April 30, 2012 by ileandros

[armoros]

yes it is sorry for posting before i post the link

i wil do it in this post in 5 min...

If i understand correct you want an interpreter for AutoIt ?

That is i think wiill help http://code.google.com/p/au3int/

From the author :

All the interpreted languages I can think of have an interpreter. NOT AutoIt though. This project aims to rectify this problem, by creating an easy to use interpreter that will make it much easier to play around with our favourite language.

Au3Int will take whatever you feed it and run it for you, returning the result. This has several advantages:

• Shows code step by step, allowing the user to see whats going wrong.
• More 'hands-on' coding.
• No need to have a complete file, you only need a line of code.
• Don't need AutoIt installed.

Does it help ? Edited April 30, 2012 by armoros

[armoros]

Or this too http://code.google.com/p/consoleau3/

From the Author

This is the early version of a Console.au3 library ofr AutoIt3. Currently the only ways access the console in AutoIt is compiling it as a CUI application, this allows you to use consoles when the script is not compiled, and also allows you to use some of the more advanced features of the console, most noticeably reading user input.

Currently all functions are implemented, and lightly documented. However, none have examples, and few have been tested. As a result, this has not been released yet as a UDF. There are also some problems with certain functions when used with other programs like cmd and SciTE, please read the FAQ.

[ileandros]

Thats good I searched here not on google

Is it able though to make the cpu to read the recognize autoit commands?????? Create a Path and declare an url which is gonna make cmd.exe(system32) read the autoit???

[BrewManNH]

CPUs don't read command from AutoIt, the AutoIt interpreter reads them.

What exactly are you trying to do? If you mean to be able to double click a *.au3 file and have it run, then you need to set up the file association within Windows to do that, or go into Scite and run SciteConfig and change the setting there to Run the script when it's double clicked.

[ileandros]

No its not that what i am trying to achieve. Does any1 scripts with java???

I am asking if i can make cpu cmd read autoit. Crreating a Path(exp. python scripting, java etc.) to make it recognise it. But since it cannot ok.

I will deal with the otherone above.

Thanks everyone!

[BrewManNH]

You keep using the word "recognise" but I have no idea what you mean by that word.

p.s. In case you were wondering, I DO know what the word recognise means, I just have no clue what you mean when you use it.

Edited April 30, 2012 by BrewManNH

[ileandros]

I dont think u dont understand the meaning of the worlds brother.

Look, recognise = read(make the cmd able to read Autoit and accept Autoit commands).

At the Advanced System Properties of the cpu you can add Paths which will make the cmd recognise/read and accept language scripting commands.

This exists in other programming languages and thats why i asked here. I have get used of using cmd for scripting thats why i am asking if it possible to add Autoit also so i can switch and combine scripts.

Anyway this is not offensive answer dont take it wrong. I would never say sth offensive and even more to you that i remember you helping me many times

[BrewManNH]

You can always add the AutoIt directory to the system path, it's as easy as this.

$Path = EnvGet("path")
$Path &= ";" & @programfilesdir & "Autoit3"
Run(@Comspec & " /c Path=" & $Path)

But there's no way to make Windows recognize an AutoIt command from the command line. Autoit has to run those commands, Windows doesn't know what they mean. You can run an AutoIt script from the command line if you've preset the association between *.au3 files and AutoIt3.exe.

[ileandros]

But there's no way to make Windows recognize an AutoIt command from the command line.

Dont bet for that

I am using Java and Python. Java is easy to make Path and make the cpu recognise it. You can also compile with cmd for Java.

Anyway just for the story i hope you understood what is going on here

P.s. this script has nothing to do with what i said