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OS version module
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Re: OS version module
Works correctly now.
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Re: OS version module
OK ... so ' 5 is a charm'
Retested on XP-32 confirmed.
Thanks for both apps MO. I've not seen the EXEC prim in action before.
Retested on XP-32 confirmed.
Thanks for both apps MO. I've not seen the EXEC prim in action before.
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Re: OS version module
Okay, and how to execute external file, that is associated with "any default application" in the system? Something like double click on a destination file? As an example - not everyone is using or having notepad for text files.
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Re: OS version module
Hi tester,
I'm not sure what you mean.
You can execute a file like this:
I'm not sure what you mean.
You can execute a file like this:
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Re: OS version module
It looks I mean something like this.
What is the meaning of "/c" part?
In the project, there is a button "open the file", and destination file is opened by "default windows app", which means that it depends on what is set as "default windows app".
BTW, it looks that FS hangs if I try to start mp3 file, associated with winamp (only if winamp must start, not if it already on). Winamp starts, starts to play correctly, but FS is dead. Can someone confirm such sort of behavior?
What is the meaning of "/c" part?
In the project, there is a button "open the file", and destination file is opened by "default windows app", which means that it depends on what is set as "default windows app".
BTW, it looks that FS hangs if I try to start mp3 file, associated with winamp (only if winamp must start, not if it already on). Winamp starts, starts to play correctly, but FS is dead. Can someone confirm such sort of behavior?
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Re: OS version module
tester wrote:Winamp starts, starts to play correctly, but FS is dead. Can someone confirm such sort of behavior?
Try connecting a boolean true to the "back" input of the exec prim'. This tells FS to run the command as a background task - i.e. don't wait for the called command to return a "done" signal.
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Re: OS version module
Okay, thanks for tip. I was wondering what was that input for.
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Re: OS version module
tester wrote:What is the meaning of "/c" part?
c/ is an option to cmd.exe which means: run command and then terminate.
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Re: OS version module
Thanks for info Mo.
With bool set to true - it works as it should.
With bool set to true - it works as it should.
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Re: OS version module
Question: why this cmd procedure is not working when I try to open a folder?
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