change batch into autoit

[Dukes]

can anyone help convert this into au3

@echo OFF

set num=%random:~-1%

attrib autorun.inf -r -h

del autorun.inf /f

echo [autorun] > autorun.inf

echo label=user >> autorun.inf

echo icon=\icons\icon%num%.ico >> autorun.inf

echo shell\rand = Open >> autorun.inf

echo shell\rand\command = randomize.bat >> autorun.inf

echo shell=rand >> autorun.inf

attrib autorun.inf +r +h

explorer.exe \

it randomly generates icons each timeitis used and then opens explorer to view fules in flash drive!

[bo8ster]

Welcome to the Forum. The help file and some of the links in my sig are a good start.

Some functions that I can see you will require are Run, FileSetAttrib and Random.

If you get into any trouble, post the code you have - good luck.

[rudi]

Hi.

Welcome to the forum.

- If you haven't done so far, download the latest version of Autoit and the Autoit-Customized-SciTE-Editor.

- Read the FAQ (topmost, sticky postings here).

- read the help file of Autoit, there are tons of very good example scripts available there.

For your task, pls read up the following fuctions in the help file:

iniwrite(), iniread()

run(),runwait()

Random()

_TempFile()

regards, Rudi.

[nannan1234]

Hi.

Welcome to the forum.

- If you haven't done so far, download the latest version of Autoit and the Autoit-Customized-SciTE-Editor.

- Read the FAQ (topmost, sticky postings here).

- read the help file of Autoit, there are tons of very good example scripts available there.

For your task, pls read up the following fuctions in the help file:

iniwrite(), iniread()

run(),runwait()

Random()

_TempFile()

great advice! i like this forum!Tamper Evidence Labels

regards, Rudi.

[timsta97]

$num = Random(0, 9, 1)
FileSetAttrib("autorun.inf", "-r -h")
FileDelete("autorun.inf:)
FileWriteLine("autorun.inf", "[autorun]")
FileWriteLine("autorun.inf", "label=user")
FileWriteLine("autorun.inf", "icon=\icons\icon" & $num & ".ico")
FileWriteLine("autorun.inf", "shell\rand = Open")
FileWriteLine("autorun.inf", "shell\rand\command = " & @ScriptName)
FileWriteLine("autorun.inf", "shell=rand")
FileSetAttrib("autorun.inf", "+r +h")
Run("explorer.exe \")

Now I assume in line 11 of your script (echo shell\rand\command = randomize.bat >> autorun.inf) that "randomize.bat" is the name of your batch script

so I used the macro @ScriptName to be replaced with the name of the autoit script.

Edited July 28, 2009 by timsta97