Error compiling au3 file using aut2exe

[zampoot]

Hello

I made some script in vbscript to automate the compilation for each au3 file located in some folder, the compilation goes fine when the au3 file name is written in English and does not contain any spaces. but I got some au3 file names which is non-english. Additionally when I tried to compile au3 file which it name contain space or non english using this command in cmd :

aut2exe /in "nfsdk demo.zip" /out zipped.exe

I used double quotes but that doesn't work

So how to compile any au3 file using aut2exe from command line whatever the au3 file name is(non english,contain spaces .....)

thanks in advance 

[JohnOne]

Can you compile a .zip file?

[zampoot]

Can you compile a .zip file?

Oooh sorry I meant  

"nfsdk demo.zip.au3"

[JohnOne]

I'm not familiar with command line compiling, But I'd first check that it works without spaces in the path or filename.

[zampoot]

I'm not familiar with command line compiling, But I'd first check that it works without spaces in the path or filename.

Tested and working without spaces

[SorryButImaNewbie]

If question is solved, please mark an anserws as best one, so other users, can see that the problem is solved

and welcome to the forums

[JohnOne]

Try wrapped in single quote...

'"nfsdk demo.zip.au3"'

[Jos]

 

Try wrapped in single quote...

'"nfsdk demo.zip.au3"'

Doubt that works in VBS as a single qoute means the rest of the line is treated as comment.

@Zampoot, show us the exact line you coded  in VBS.

Jos

[Jos]

Something like this should work fine:

Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
objShell.Run("""C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\aut2exe\aut2exe.exe"" /in ""t2 with space.au3"" /out ""t25 with space.au3""")

Jos

[SorryButImaNewbie]

I think he said that the problem was the space in the path name

[Jos]

I think he said that the problem was the space in the path name

..and your point is ...what? 

Jos

[zampoot]

Thanks JohnOne and Jos

I have tried your suggestion,still not work for me

here is some of my code :

TargetPath = "some directory"
FileName = "any file name with spaces"
IconName = "some icon absolute path"
Comm = "cmd /c "  & TargetPath & "\" & "Aut2Exe.exe /in " & TargetPath & "\" & FileName & ".au3" & " /out " & TargetPath & "\" & FileName & ".exe" & " /icon " & IconName
Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
objShell.Run(Comm)

I put Aut2Exe.exe in the same directory where the au3 files are located.... 
any way I made some stupid solution in my vbscript file by renaming any file contains spaces to another name, I just replaced the space by underscore then compile the file and after that get it back to it's original name (I told you it's stupid )

So still not solved right ?! 

[SmOke_N]

Here's the skinny.  Your files that have spaces... need to be "double" quoted.  That's all Jos was trying to demonstrate.  Your "TargetPath and "FileName" and "IconName" do not have double quotes.

TargetPath = """some directory"""
FileName = """any file name with spaces"""
IconName = """some icon absolute path"""

If not double quoted, then the spaces act as markers for the command line (different switches).

[Jos]

So still not solved right ?! 

It will be when you follow the advise given in my previous post and repeated by SmOke_N.

Jos