.batch language into auto it3

[Frostitut]

i would like to put this batch 

@echo off
start test.exe "http://25.110.39.25"

into my autoit script. 

Is it possible to do it like

Run(test.exe  "http://25.110.39.25")

[BrewManNH]

Try it like this.

Run("test.exe http://25.110.39.25") 

[Frostitut]

Doesn't work , any other solutions yet ? :/

[JLogan3o13]

"Doesn't work" doesn't exactly tell us anything. What error do you receive when you follow BrewManNH's suggestion?

[Frostitut]

sorry,the .exe doesn't start with the command line BrewManNH said... 

I can click on the button as many times as i want it doesn't open the file 

Edited August 26, 2013 by Frostitut

[BrewManNH]

What button? What file?

[Frostitut]

i got a .exe that i want to execute and i made button on my gui to start that exe.

[funkey]

Can you try it this way:

Run('test.exe "http://25.110.39.25"')

[BrewManNH]

Maybe you should post the actual script you're having trouble with, because it might not be the run command that's at fault but something in your script that we can't see.

[lionfaggot]

use _RunDOS() or ShellExecute as follows:

_RunDOS("command")
ShellExecute("cmdapp.exe", "parameters")

[JCEF]

You can do so...

ShellExecute(@ComSpec, ' /c "' & @ProgramFilesDir & "\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe"" 'http://25.110.39.25'", "", "", @SW_HIDE)

... or more simple

ShellExecute(@ProgramFilesDir & "\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe", " 'http://25.110.39.25'")

[BrewManNH]

 

use _RunDOS() or ShellExecute as follows:

_RunDOS("command")
ShellExecute("cmdapp.exe", "parameters")

RunDos is nothing more than a pre-built wrapper around the RunWait function,it's not magic. ShellExecute can't do any more than a simple Run function does in something like this. 

Lets wait for the OP to post his script to see why his button doesn't work, because the Run commands posted will do whatever he needed his batch file to do.