an output when run in dos

[arcker]

I've posted before to know how to have the output of a script when executed under dos (like in a batch)

the only solution is to pipe the output, but it can only be draw when the script is finisehd

so, is it possible to have an output like in vbs : WScript.Echo

reason ? we are converting some vbs=>autoit, but we need the information when they are executed

PS : AutoIT POWAAAAA

thx...

xD

[JSThePatriot]

I've posted before to know how to have the output of a script when executed under dos (like in a batch)

the only solution is to pipe the output, but it can only be draw when the script is finisehd

so, is it possible to have an output like in vbs : WScript.Echo

reason ? we are converting some vbs=>autoit, but we need the information when they are executed

PS : AutoIT POWAAAAA

thx...

xD

AutoIt Beta

Console*() Functions and STD*() Functions. Should allow you to output. I am not positive as I have never had that need, but I am pretty certain that is what you are looking for.

JS

[Valik]

Sigh:

Compiled AutoIt scripts are not considered console applications by Windows. If you run your compiled script by itself in a DOS window you'll see no output from ConsoleWrite() because the Windows shell disconnects the STDOUT pipe from non-console applications when they are spawned. This is why you don't see any output in your tests.

[Richard Robertson]

I like that, thats getting added to my signiture.

There is no easy way to create a hybrid application that will connect to an existing console, if started from one or stay consoleless otherwise. If you can find a way to get the process that started the script, check to see if it has a console associated with it, and attach to it, you can output to it. Good luck on that, it seems kinda pointless to me. AutoIt wasn't mean for consoles.

[Valik]

DaveF is also using that text as part of his signature. I copied it straight from his signature.

[JSThePatriot]

Sigh:

My mistake. I dont make console applications out of Windows API.

I hope I remember this for next time... dunno.

JS

[arcker]

mmm ok

i've tried to attach a console with the compiled script, but no way

really frustating when following a process, but i know, there is the gui, and not for nothing ^^

thx a lot for your quick answers

c u