Batch file "compiler"... problem

[HackerZer0]

I have been trying to create a batch file compiler in autoit... because i can't find a free one that works with Windows XP... I tried to create a script that searched for *.bat files, and made another script that included them with FileInstall, then compiled that script... but the includes didn't work with variables, and i didn't want to have to edit the script for every program I made in Batch...

then i tried making a script that searched for *.bat files and read each line, then wrote it to a new script that would write those line to a batch file when run...

ex:

batch file contains:

@echo off

echo hi how are you?

Press any key to exit..

pause > nul

exit

script reads first line "@echo off" then write a new .au3 file with this line.

FileWriteLine("myfile.bat", "@echo off")

Using this line of code:

( $line represents the line of the batch file that was read )

FileWriteLine("prog.au3", 'FileWriteLine("myfile.bat", ' & $line & '")

but it wont work and i think it has somthing to do with the quotes...

i keep getting

FileWriteLine("myfile.bat", L ")

in the new prog.au3 file....

i have no idea why...

PLEASE HELP ME!!

thx : )

[/dev/null]

you better post the whole code, otherwise nobody knows what you are doing wrong ....

[HackerZer0]

i got angry and deleted it... lol

if i feel up to it i will rewrite it and put it up...

[/dev/null]

i got angry and deleted it... lol

Ah, O.K. so the problem has been solved. Fine!