Run .bat file with execandwait() Опции

[neves]

I have very long .bat file with many settings, which STARTS and .exe file. I wanna execute this .bat file using execandwait() function, but it waits for the cmd to be executed and doesn't waits for the script in bat to be executed.
Example:
Lets say I have this test.bat file:

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START C:\Windows\NOTEPAD.EXE

With notepad.exe is hard to see the problem, so change the path to any application which loads slower. (Ex: D:\Game\CLIENT.EXE)
Then I start this script:

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--lua
wait(1000)
execandwait("D:\\test.bat")

And script stops before the given .EXE is executed.
Does anyone faced this problem and can it be solved?

[cirus]

Код

--lua
exec ("C:\\test.bat")  -- run the application

local handle = nil
while handle == nil do   -- wait for it to open
    handle = findwindow("window name")
    wait (100)
end
log(111)

[neves]

Script:

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--lua
function exec_my_bat (path)
    write ([[D:\app.txt]], "1")
    exec(path)
    while not(s=="0") do s = fileexists ([[D:\app.txt]]);wait(5) end
end
---
exec_my_bat([[D:\test.bat]])
log("Launched!")

This isn't actually waits for the application to load.

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--lua
exec ("C:\\test.bat")  -- run the application

local handle = nil
while handle == nil do   -- wait for it to open
    handle = findwindow("window name")
    wait (100)
end
log(111)

Yes, that's a temporary solution, but I'm searching for better way to do it.


I found out that you can run batch script DIRECTLY in cmd.exe.
Is it possible to run the batch script in cmd.exe using exec()?
Something like this:?

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exec("cmd.exe", "START C:\Windows\NOTEPAD.EXE")

[Fors1k]

I'm searching for better way to do it.

Lua and batch cant do waht u want.

U need to get the object of launched app, to be able to work with it.

This can solve ur problem absolutely:

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--lua
log "clear"
require "luaposh";PScode('void',{[[#}

$parameters ="ya.ru -t -l 1024"
$application="C:\Windows\System32\PING.EXE"
$appObj=Start-Process $application $parameters -PassThru
while ($appObj.MainWindowHandle -eq 0) {Sleep -m 5}      #This is an order to wait until the program window appears

]]})

log("Launched!")