Make cmd window disapear?

[scythetleppo]

I have a bunch of batch files with different content and I was wondering if there's a way to make an autoit program which does this,

accepts parameters such as mycommand parameter1 parameter2 parameter3 parameter4

and then does this:

paramater1 would be the batch file name, and the rest of the parameters would be for the batch file.

so

mycommand sharedrive.bat O

would execute this batch file which was already there:

net use %1: /delete
net use %1: \\sr2400-6\main\shares\payroll

(for example)... and also, doesn't allow the black command window to come up when it is executing.

in this way I would have an autoit command which basically runs a batch file for you, and doesn't make a black box open up on client computers when a batch needs to be written.

[James]

Use @SW_HIDE

[scythetleppo]

ok I'll look into how to do that... how do you accept parameters in autoit? like mycommand.exe /switch -option blah

etc? nvm I think I found it.

Edited July 24, 2007 by scythetleppo

[MHz]

Like this untested creation:

If $CMDLINE[0] Then
    If FileExists($CMDLINE[1]) Then  
        $file = $CMDLINE[1]
        For $i = 2 To $CMDLINE[0]
            $parameters &= ' "' & $CMDLINE[$i] & '"'
        Next
        RunWait('"' & $file & '"' & $parameters, '', @SW_HIDE)
    Else
        MsgBox(0x40030, '', 'File does not exist')
    EndIf
EndIf

[scythetleppo]

hi, would that work with an unknown number of parameters, ranging from 0 to let's say 10?

how would it know? thanks

[MHz]

hi, would that work with an unknown number of parameters, ranging from 0 to let's say 10?

how would it know? thanks

$CMDLINE[0] store the amount of parameters and the limit is something like 64 or so.