Launch a .exe file from a .bat file
Issue
I would like to make a batch file that launches a .exe file that takes a value as input and return an output value.
Solution
It will work same as a DOS example
If you type in DOS prompt
dir c:\ >c:\test.txt
- dir is the command (or EXE),
- c:\ is the argument that is passed to the command
- >c:\test.txt is the output redirection,
- therefore the result is written in the specified file instead of to the screen.
From there write a batch file with Notepad containing the lines:
dir c:\ >c:\test.txt echo FINISHED
- Save it in a folder accessible by PATH variable or c:\.
- Your,exe normally displays the string of characters on the screen.
Thanks to amigo for this tip.
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