autoit and cmd commands

[pleh 0]

hi all.

i am autoit newbie ,but i'm lovin' it.

i have a question,is possible to import cmd commands in autoit ?

for example i have this code

@ECHO OFF
BREAK OFF
title adding users
color 0a
cls
net user demouser demopassword /add
echo done!

i want convert is to autoit format and make executable.

how do i make this?

regards pleh

[exodius 1]

hi all.

i am autoit newbie ,but i'm lovin' it.

i have a question,is possible to import cmd commands in autoit ?

for example i have this code

@ECHO OFF
BREAK OFF
title adding users
color 0a
cls
net user demouser demopassword /add
echo done!

i want convert is to autoit format and make executable.

how do i make this?

regards pleh

Welcome to the Forum!

What you want to accomplish can be done with these equivalent functions:

echo = MessageBox

Net User demouser demopassword /add (you'll actually use this with the RunWait command)

Check out these functions in the Help File, and post what you come up with, we'll be happy to help.

[PsaltyDS 29]

hi all.

i am autoit newbie ,but i'm lovin' it.

i have a question,is possible to import cmd commands in autoit ?

for example i have this code

@ECHO OFF
BREAK OFF
title adding users
color 0a
cls
net user demouser demopassword /add
echo done!

i want convert is to autoit format and make executable.

how do i make this?

regards pleh

Have you looked at the Run() and RunWait() functions yet...?

The help file is your friend.

[pleh 0]

Welcome to the Forum!

What you want to accomplish can be done with these equivalent functions:

echo = MessageBox

Net User demouser demopassword /add (you'll actually use this with the RunWait command)

Check out these functions in the Help File, and post what you come up with, we'll be happy to help.

i want to make executable, which will create user ''demouser'' with password ,,demopassword'' on all computers where i run this file

yes,this is simple,but not for me.

tnx for replaying.

Have you looked at the Run() and RunWait() functions yet...?

The help file is your friend.

10X .

i will read it

[b1naryatr0phy 0]

So you want to do away with the .bat completely and convert all to autoit? Its not necessary, you could simply put the .bat in the same dir as the script/exe and use:

Run(@ScriptDir & "\example.bat")

[AdmiralAlkex 119]

So you want to do away with the .bat completely and convert all to autoit? Its not necessary, you could simply put the .bat in the same dir as the script/exe and use:

Run(@ScriptDir & "\example.bat")

Why have two files when you could have 1? Your idea is nothing more than a waste of hdspace, cpu cycles, memory and probably a lot of other things.