gcue Posted January 15, 2009 Posted January 15, 2009 i am running the script AFTER the compilation with this line %scriptdir%\%scriptfile% is there a way to terminate the script if its running BEFORE the compilation?
yucatan Posted January 15, 2009 Posted January 15, 2009 i am running the script AFTER the compilation with this line%scriptdir%\%scriptfile%is there a way to terminate the script if its running BEFORE the compilation?u cant use %scriptdir%\%scriptfile%use @scriptfullpatchlook in the help file on Macro's
gcue Posted January 15, 2009 Author Posted January 15, 2009 hmm but that line works! (%scriptdir%\%scriptfile%)i got it from the Run Before/After Tab section in the wrapperThese commands will be executed one at a time as cmdline commands. The Commandlines can contain the following variables: %in% , %out%, %icon% which will be replaced by the fullpath\filename. %scriptdir% same as @ScriptDir and %scriptfile% = filename without extension. %fileversion% set to the #AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_Fileversion directive value. %scitedir% will be replaced by the SciTE program directorymaybe i wasnt being clear - sorryessentially what im trying to do is kill the script before compiling with the wrapper.... (i am already automatically running the script after the compilation)reason why i want to do this: its not just me being lazy.. i run the script from different PCs from the same location, so i want to kill it before compiling with new changes
azure Posted January 15, 2009 Posted January 15, 2009 hmm but that line works! (%scriptdir%\%scriptfile%) i got it from the Run Before/After Tab section in the wrapper maybe i wasnt being clear - sorry essentially what im trying to do is kill the script before compiling with the wrapper.... (i am already automatically running the script after the compilation) reason why i want to do this: its not just me being lazy.. i run the script from different PCs from the same location, so i want to kill it before compiling with new changes How about something like running: TSKILL currentscript.exe It's a windows command to kill a process.
gcue Posted January 15, 2009 Author Posted January 15, 2009 brilliant!! actually i used taskkill.exe many many thanks!
DickG Posted May 11, 2015 Posted May 11, 2015 I was trying to do the same thing: Close the app that I am trying to compile. I often forget that it's still running.After trying lots of things, I finally found what works for me in the Run Before/After when compiling:taskkill.exe /F /IM "%scriptfile%.exe"Including the path ("%scriptdir%") does NOT work (because the path is not shown in Task Manager). The /F and /IM parameters are from the Cmd prompt's Help for Taskkill.
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