Re: Batch File output to File with java twist
- From: "Graza" <GrahamRCross@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 18 Dec 2006 06:54:03 -0800
You write
"The most common ones were the > or >> which creates a file then does
not display my interface followed by not actually recoring any of the
output. and command /c batfilename.bat >out.txt which just fails."
I cannot work out what you mean. Can you rephrase this and be
a little more specific?
I meant the most common "ouput" methods that I have seen are those the
batfilename.bat >outFileName.txt
batfilename.bat >>outFileName.txt
and the
command /c batfilename.bat >outFileName.txt
and neither of these capture quite what i need.
.
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