Creating run commands From inputs

[Andre Celie]

Can some one help me with the following:

I need to know how to run programs when the are typed into a box

I know how to read an inputbox, but the I don't know how to combine everything together

I tried this

Runwait("C:\Progra~1\Winrar\Winrar.exe" & " a" & "v" & GUICtrlRead($RarSize)& " " & GUICtrlRead($WorkDir) & GUICtrlRead($OutDir))

I don't get an error though

How can I run this

;Settings

$App1 = "C:\Progra~1\Winrar\Winrar.exe" ; location of Winrar

$Setting1 = "-m" ; Setting for compression

$Setting2 = "w" ; Setting for work directory

C:\Progra~1\Winrar\Winrar.exe -m w etc

But it is not working

Thanx

Edited January 28, 2006 by Andre Celie

[Valuater]

maybe take a look at this

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st=0&p=141736

hope that helps

8)

PS

Welcome to the Autoit Forums

[Andre Celie]

Sorry, I can't get it to work.

$App1 = "C:\Progra~1\Winrar\Winrar.exe" ; location of Winrar

$Setting1 = "-m" ; Setting for compression

$Setting2 = "w" ; Setting for work directory

$Workdir = "C:\Test"

$OutputDir = "C:\Temp"

$File1 = "\*.*"

$File2 = "Test"

So my line should be sometinong like this I think

$App1 <space> & $Workdir & $file1 <space> & $OutputDir & $File2

Can this be done?

This is working though Runwait($App1)

Thanx

Edited January 28, 2006 by Andre Celie

[Andre Celie]

Well finally I got it working, and my small tool does what it need to be done,

Packing files, Par2 file creation, or just All In One.

[jaenster]

There is some commando , called : Run and _rundos

[Andre Celie]

The problem is solved, it is possible to just use RUN en RUNWAIT, but you need the right structure, and there I went wrong.