Am Donnerstag, den 09.02.2006, 20:15 +0200 schrieb A.J. Venter:
> > I can second this, don't forget on WIn98 the shell is named "command",
> > on 200 and XP it is "cmd" and if you start it with "command /?" it'll
> > tell you what options are accepted. Some of them are really helpful e.g.
> > for debugging.
> >
> Okay now two related questions
> 1: Can I somehow tell a tprocess under windows which is launching a non-GUI
> backend command to NOT open a cmd/command window ? Especially since the
> command being run is non-interactive, the window closes as soon as it's done
> but it just looks ugly.
If you're doing this via some sort of "shell()" function there should be
a parameter for setting the window state of the started program. The
other way would be CreateProcess, as Joris mentioned.
> 2: So how do I specify advanced vfat file/directorynames in OP code ? E.G. to
> let my installer create an installdir under Program Files - how would I mask
> out the space so OP knows its ONE directory name ?
Sorry, I don't get what OP could be ...
Btw., I wouldn't bother making any installer since nsis is freely
available (see sourceforge afair).
HTH,
Marc
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