running external processes - executando processos externos

[Ronaldo Geniais]

I have an app that runs a PowerShell cmd,
I create a variable containing the execution string and
run it with
hb_processRun(cCmd)
it works fine, but it opens the PowerShell window and closes,
I tried several ways to hide the PowerShell window but
it doesn't work.
ChatGPT says to replace HB_PROCESSRUN() with
HB_WINEXEC() or WNEXEC(), but I couldn't find that,
does anyone have a tip for this?

Tenho um app que executa um cmp powershell,

eu crio uma variavel contendo a string de execucao e

executo com 

hb_processRun( cCmd )

funciona bem,  porem abre a janela do powershell e fecha,

eu tentei de varias formas ocultar a janela do powershell mas

nao funciona.

O  ChatGPD  diz  para trocar HB_PROCESSRUN() por

HB_WINEXEC()  OU WNEXEC()  ,  mas nao encontrei isso,

alguem tem uma dica para isso ?

[Maurizio la Cecilia]

Hi,

did you try with wapi_ShellExecute()?

It's in hbwin library. 

Best regards 

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[Ronaldo Geniais]

Thank you for the help,
I adjusted the program and switched to wapi_ShellExecute(cCmd)
It seems that it doesn't understand PowerShell execution, besides opening the file explorer folder over my application.
My command string to run PowerShell generates a file for me to read the output, this works with hb_processRun(ccmd), but as I said, it flashes on the screen showing PowerShell and then closes quickly (inconvenient) but functional. With wapi_ShellExecute() it doesn't work.

[bernardm...@gmail.com]

Maybe you can try :

/*
   Exécuter un programme avec options.

   Plante si on ne passe pas la bonne commande.
   Exemple Dos : 'cmd /K <Command1> &<Commande2> ... &<CommandN> &exit'

   Dernière modification : 2022-10-28
   <web>http://bernard.mouille.free.fr/Harbour/bh_Run.txt</web>
*/


procedure bh_Run( cCommand, nDisplay, lStop )

   if lStop == nil
      lStop := .T.
   endif
   if nDisplay == nil
      nDisplay := 1
   endif

   win_oleCreateObject( "WScript.Shell" ):Run( cCommand, nDisplay, lStop )

   return