Launch a unix process from wcmd?

[Greg Turner]

I am trying write scripts to mangle the output of MIDL.  After MIDL 
runs, I need to do a tiny amount of post-processing using UNIX apps 
(convert from CRLF, for starters).

So, I have batch file that I run under wine to invoke MIDL and get the 
output I want; My question is: is there some way I can invoke my unix 
shell script from my .bat file in wine under wcmd?

If not, perhaps we should squeeze this functionality into Dan's 
start.exe implementation?  How would you feel about this, Dan?

Alternatively, if I could invoke my .bat file from the UNIX 
command-line, this would be just as good... but so far, the only way I 
have found is to run "wcmd" and type.  Does wcmd have some equivalent 
to bash's "-c" command-line argument?  Surely real cmd.exe has some 
such feature?

Thanks,

[Sylvain Petreolle]

the real cmd.exe has, and supports many more options in win2k version.
the builtins commands have been expanded, like the "for".

--- Greg Turner  a écrit : >
> I am trying write scripts to mangle the output of MIDL.  After MIDL 
> runs, I need to do a tiny amount of post-processing using UNIX apps 
> (convert from CRLF, for starters).
>
> So, I have batch file that I run under wine to invoke MIDL and get
> the 
> output I want; My question is: is there some way I can invoke my unix
>
> shell script from my .bat file in wine under wcmd?
>
> If not, perhaps we should squeeze this functionality into Dan's 
> start.exe implementation?  How would you feel about this, Dan?
>
> Alternatively, if I could invoke my .bat file from the UNIX 
> command-line, this would be just as good... but so far, the only way
> I 
> have found is to run "wcmd" and type.  Does wcmd have some equivalent
>
> to bash's "-c" command-line argument?  Surely real cmd.exe has some 
> such feature?
>
> Thanks,

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[davep]

On Saturday 18 Jan 2003 14:56, Greg Turner wrote:
> I am trying write scripts to mangle the output of MIDL.  After MIDL
> runs, I need to do a tiny amount of post-processing using UNIX apps
> (convert from CRLF, for starters).
>
> So, I have batch file that I run under wine to invoke MIDL and get the
> output I want; My question is: is there some way I can invoke my unix
> shell script from my .bat file in wine under wcmd?
>
> If not, perhaps we should squeeze this functionality into Dan's
> start.exe implementation?  How would you feel about this, Dan?
>
> Alternatively, if I could invoke my .bat file from the UNIX
> command-line, this would be just as good... but so far, the only way I
> have found is to run "wcmd" and type.  Does wcmd have some equivalent
> to bash's "-c" command-line argument?  Surely real cmd.exe has some
> such feature?

wcmd relies on the implementation of CreateProcess to invoke a program, and 
as I'm sure we discussed here recently that doesn't handle unix binaries.

The "/c" syntax is supported, to execute one command then exit, but not "-c". 
wcmd was written to emulate the functionality of DOS 6, though some later 
features have since been added.

Dave

On Sat, 18 Jan 2003, Greg Turner wrote:
> Alternatively, if I could invoke my .bat file from the UNIX
> command-line, this would be just as good... but so far, the only way I
> have found is to run "wcmd" and type.  Does wcmd have some equivalent
> to bash's "-c" command-line argument?  Surely real cmd.exe has some
> such feature?
>
> Thanks,

wcmd /c batfile

you may put it in a shell script, if you like.  output is to stdout
(no window is created).

Lawson
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