Ernesto wrote:
> Looks like I'm not getting my parameters to my batch file correctly.
> I'm using os.system like this:
> os.system('bootmanager.bat %s' %"BOOTMANAGER ALL")
>
> where 'BOOTMANAGER ALL' is what I type at the command prompt arguments.
> That must not be right?
The batch file will se
Looks like I'm not getting my parameters to my batch file correctly.
I'm using os.system like this:
os.system('bootmanager.bat %s' %"BOOTMANAGER ALL")
where 'BOOTMANAGER ALL' is what I type at the command prompt arguments.
That must not be right?
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Thanks.
Yeah I started to write in Python. Looks like this:
**
import os
from os.path import join
# Get input from user and make sure it is valid
fileDirec = raw_input("\nEnter the path of where your
STMP3XXX_SDK_FIRMWARE\nis located (i.e. C:
Ernesto wrote:
> The issue is I haven't done very much batch programming. I need to
> prompt the user for input and each batch file is in a different
> directory. How do I change directories and prompt for user input?
Ah, now you're talking things where Python, while not strictly required,
can
Thanks Peter.
The issue is I haven't done very much batch programming. I need to
prompt the user for input and each batch file is in a different
directory. How do I change directories and prompt for user input?
Thanks!
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm a newbie and I was wondering if anyone knew a (Python) script to
> run 4 batch files, one after the other (assuming the directories are
> known). It would be better if all 4 batch files could run
> simultaneously, but that might break Windows... ;) The problem I ha
Hi,
I'm a newbie and I was wondering if anyone knew a (Python) script to
run 4 batch files, one after the other (assuming the directories are
known). It would be better if all 4 batch files could run
simultaneously, but that might break Windows... ;) The problem I had
was I couldn't get the fil
