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Get results of executable
...sorry for maybe usual question...but I spent half an hour and can't find an answer
How can I get result of silent executable file? Let's say I want to run some.exe with some_params and get output from console(of course some.exe is console app). tnx, Roman |
See the included NsExec plugin.
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Quote:
ExecWait '"$TEMP\WhoUses.exe -m kernel32.dll" > "c:\WhoUses.txt"' or nsExec::Exec '"$TEMP\WhoUses.exe -m kernel32.dll" > "c:\WhoUses.txt"' but it doesn't work. Can you help? |
try using nsExec::ExecToStack without the redirection
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Yeh, use ExecToStack.
The reason your output redirection was not working was because you need to use COMSPEC. By the way, I'm working on a plugin so that you don't have to use WhoUses.exe. It uses the same Windows NT+ only undocumented API's but with an embedded NSIS list displaying programs to close. Stu |
I feel lack of info on nsExec. Where can find the description of this plugin?
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http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Docs/nsExec/nsExec.txt (First hit on google btw)
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yes, you are right but I was looking in plugins and nsExec::Exec in google
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guys, it doesn't work...
StrCpy $3 '$TEMP\WhoUses.exe -m kernel32.dll > c:\WhoUses.txt' nsExec::ExecToStack $3 FileOpen $0 'c:\WhoUses1.txt' 'w' FileWrite $0 $3 FileClose $0 but command stored in c:\WhoUses1.txt is ok |
finally I've done it
StrCpy $3 '$TEMP\WhoUses.exe -m kernel32.dll' nsExec::ExecToStack $3 Pop $0 Pop $1 MessageBox MB_OK "$1" NSIS become really challenging. Feel like I'm a first week in IT :) |
My NSIS plugin will be ready soon which works faster than WhoUses.exe and does not use Microsoft Foundation Classes.
It also avoids the awful use of TerminateThread which results in a memory leak that WhoUses.exe has. Last of all, it avoids the system latch up of NtQueryObject which occurs on file handles that it does not have access to. Stu |
I'm really looking forward to your plugin. I even was going to write similar plugin to implement some my requirements. I have some troubles with WhoUses and I'd really like to have NSIS functionality similar to embedded in InstallShield when it says what applications are using/blocking system resources your want to have access to.
One more comment: it would be useful to get not only exe file name like firefox.exe but also description of application which will help user to find it in tray. In my case: WINAMP.COM | Forums - Reply to Topic - Mozilla Firefox So, when can we expect your great plugin? :) |
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cool!
Great job!
I'll test it asap |
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