oexec | Go package to execute shell commands | Interpreter library
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[Go Report Card] A go package to execute shell commands in specified order. Currently supports executing list of shell commands in following orders: * Series * Parallel.
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- Parallel runs the given commands in parallel .
- removeEmptyStr returns a slice with empty strings removed .
- Series runs a series of cmds .
- execute runs the command and returns the output .
- run runs a command and returns the output .
- runParallel runs a command in parallel
- processCmdStr returns the command and args .
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QUESTION
I'm trying to create a script to check if a program (In this case, the calculator) is running or not.
I also don't quite understand why set oExec = script.Exec("calc") would run the program. Thanks in advance :)
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 22:34Solved my own problem! From this: How to run loop check vbs for particular running process? Or missing process?
QUESTION
I want to use the below Command-line in VBA Code, the command is to get all .pdf and .docx files recursively and runs just fine in CMD
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Answered 2020-Jul-17 at 22:03Try this
QUESTION
Because of reasons, I have a situation in which I need to use a .js file to call a .bat file, which calls a .ps1 file. It may sound crazy, but yes, I have to launch the .ps1 file this way.
My problem is that, the .js file is hanging after writing a variable number of errors. The number of errors that causes the script to hang changes between scripts, but seems to be consistent within a script.
I have included sanitized scripts below.
Every time I run this particular combo using cscript (cscript c:\temp\test.js "c:\temp\test3.bat"), the script stops after writing "Checking device 10 of 100." to the log file and does not return me to the prompt. If I run the .bat file from the same command prompt, the script runs as expected. If, on line 41 of the .ps1 script, I change the message type from "Error" to "Verbose" (for example), the script runs fine and completes as expected.
It seems that the .js file does not like something about "Write-Error $Message" from the Out-PsLogging function but:
- I cannot tell what it doesn't like
- I cannot tell why it stops writing errors after (in this case) 10 errors
I have seen this behavior on Windows 10 and Server 2019 (ps 5.1).
Code:
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Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 12:15Turns out the issue is a bug in wscript: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/microsoft.public.scripting.wsh/kIvQsqxSkSk
QUESTION
I want to export animation as mp4 in powerpoint with vb script, and get the timeline of all animation, but I don't know how to get delay between letters if the effect has EffectInformation.TextUnitEffect as msoAnimTextUnitEffectByCharacter. most documentation for powerpoint I have read, but no message for "%dealy between letters",anyone helps!!
effectinformation documention has no message as dealy between letters in (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/powerpoint.effectinformation.textuniteffect)
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Answered 2019-Jul-12 at 10:35The value for "seconds delay between letters" is not directly exposed in the object model.
While it's still possible to extract the value in VBA, the process is quite complicated. At a high level, you need to:
- Use Presentation.SaveCopyAs to save a copy in "pptx" format, but with the "zip" extension, e.g. temp.zip
- Use late binding to create a
Shell.Applicationobject - Use the shell object to copy
temp.zip\ppt\slides\slideN.xmlto a folder (N= the slide number) - Read the XML file and inspect the animation element. The exact value you are looking for ("seconds delay between letters") should be in an element like
- The timing is in ms. So the
50in the example would be 0.05s in the PowerPoint UI.
Because there could be many animations on the same slide, you may need to find the right animation sequence in the XML. It's definitely not an easy process, and particularly challenging to do in VBA. If possible, I would recommend that you use build a small utility exe file using C# or VB.NET to parse the XML and read the necessary information directly from the PPTX file and invoke the program from VBA. We did something similar for a different purpose, and it worked fairly well.
The first three steps can be used for extracting almost everything not available through the Object Model. For Word, you don't have to do that because it exposes a property WordOpenXML. Unfortunately, such property does not exist in Excel or PowerPoint.
QUESTION
The following requirement(s) I have:
As domain admin user logged on to an administrative client machine I want to perform some changes on an exchange server using calls from vba(excel 2013) via powershell to an exchange server (2013). The client machine runs Windows 10 (1809) and powershell v5.1.17763.1
Upon a button press in the vba excel form I want to perform a trivial task like getting all info for a specific mailbox user, reading the results back in from stdout/stderr using WSH.Shell, later on more to come.
Executing the command below does what it shall, with the following two drawbacks:
1) the credentials are still asked again for though already passed to the ScriptBlock as $Cred via -ArgumentList
2) the powershell window does not close automatically after processing, it needs to be closed actively by the user
Finally, the retrieved stdout/stderr gets me what I want (by the way, is there a direct connection possible as to have the powershell objects retrieved into a vba collection?)
WORKS on commandline (a "one-liner"), yet have to provide credentials via popup:
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Answered 2018-Nov-23 at 03:44I think you are not passing $cred argument properly to the scriptblock. The scriptblock should start with param($cred) if you want to use that local variable. Why not define $cred inside the scriptblock though? You can also use Using modifier to push local variable to the remote command (like $Using:cred, see more details https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_remote_variables?view=powershell-6 )
Regarding exiting powershell at the end, I guess you can just type "Exit" or "Stop-Process $pid" at the end of your command.
QUESTION
I have a text file Sample.txt with that contains thousands of records. See below. I have created vbscript that accept input box for the cut-off record. In this example I inputted 10005 as the cut-off record. The script will then read all records after the cut-off record, in this case starting at 10006 down to 10010, then write to a new text file with the current date as file name like 20180920.txt
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Answered 2018-Sep-20 at 13:52Instead of exiting from the loop write strLine to the output file after the cutoff line was found.
QUESTION
I try do do the following:
I want to use the code described in this answer (Solution 1) to pass arrays of data between excel-VBA and Python. Reason for this is that I cannot find a scipy method for VBA and therefore I do it like this. To catch error messages from python I tried to implement something like this.
My VBA code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-05 at 20:43One option is processing "stuff' with
pandasand save ascsv, then pull into VBA as array(s) or even do everything in python before pulling the end result in VBA for formatting, emailing, whatever you need VBA for.regarding the error, had almost the same issue and was able to resolve thank to @MichaelButscher . link. Basically you need to use error redirecting as in
import sys path_err = r'\\yourpath\test\err.txt' path_out = r'\\yourpath\test\out.txt' sys.stderr = open(path_err, 'w') sys.stdout = open(path_out, 'w') path = r'\\yourpath\test\test1.txt' with open (path, "w") as f: f.write("test1") raise IndexError
to track fatal errors (err.txt) or expected output (out.txt).
I hope this helps
QUESTION
We have an extensive internal Halcon library, which is used by more and more people. Now we have arrived at the point, where it would be very useful if we could directly access HDevelop examples written specifically for this function as it is already available for MVTec's functions.
This is not possible at the moment, and MVTec will not provide this in the future (their words).
I have made some progress but I'm not able to find a solution.
If a text is filled in one of the boxes in Procedures/Edit Interface/General Documentation/Suggestions it generates an HTML link. Is is possible to start HDevelop using Internet Explorer:
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Answered 2018-May-28 at 18:29It is possible to do it by generating a simple HTML file:
QUESTION
I have a simple Python script ("hi.py") as below
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Answered 2018-Feb-08 at 13:56The Method exec() needs a String that can be passed to the command line. Try python C:\tmpFolder\pyProject\myProject\hi.py or python3 C:\tmpFolder\pyProject\myProject\hi.py, just like you would type it in CMD.exe
QUESTION
I'm doing an administration for my server and I want to make it remotelly but I found a problem. When I'm starting minecraft server, the process of that file is still working and my page is going to be frozen till that process is killed.
I found many of answers but unfortunately, I'm running it on Windows.
Is it possible? I know that I can start the .bat server which start server, but I want to make it clear.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-16 at 19:13It sounds like you want to trigger the Minecraft server as a background process. While I haven't been able to try the solution below myself, this thread sounds like it's trying to solve a similar problem:
PHP exec() as Background Process (Windows Wampserver Environment)
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