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How to upgrade Node js version to 0.12.4 on Ubuntu 6792. Excel VBA Function to determine row number 7881. Adding Data to Firebase Cloud Firestore and Angular 7288. I want it to be the location of the file, so 'MyUser/Desktop'! i tried it out, and it seems it still gives the working directory, so for example if a file exe file is located in "MyUser/Desktop/test.exe", and i run it on the commandline from "C:\Users\MyUser", the working directory is still 'MyUser'. bat/.cmd file in %TEMP% directory and that's why %~X0 doesn't work as you want. This converter isn't a real converter, because it just creates. Actually it shows current directory if you have chosen working directory to be the current directory (which is the default option). cd shows again 'the working directory', not the directory of the file itself. it's not that i don't like guys looking into my code: it's just that you can assign stuff way better if it's an exe. Well, you can try either YourCompiled.Exe %%* %~dp0% or YourCompiled.Exe %1 %~dp0%. is it possible to get another variable of it %2 or something like that? %1 is already assigned to do something else with it. Or, if you think you really need everything in one EXE file, did you consider using a "real" compiled language? Well, then the 2nd alternative might be an option for you. And, when it is merged, and you exit the batch just with the 'exit' button it actually does not merge it again it just leaves it there. The file has to go with the batch file all the time. problem with the 1st one: the 'file.txt' is created by the batch file when the user enters an option. The problem is with the very concept of packaging a batch in an exe, which is considered dangerous in some environments. Defender stopped considering BAT packagers as malwares but SOPHOS and others still do. OR, don't use batch at all 1) create a central interface such as a web interface, where all tasks to be done goes through that interface, like using an ATM machine where only buttons are allowed and all the available user options can be done by pushing buttons.etc.Ģ) authenticate your users through a central authentication system, eg Active Directory, or LDAP or a database.Īdvanced BAT to EXE Converter PRO, has been updated often since 2003 and is the only batch file compiler that will work for ALL complex batch files without any modifications to your scripts because of the included unique Intelli-Parse technology. My suggestion, if you are so afraid of people looking into your batch, 1) let only the people who are authorized to use your batch to use it secondly, a determined hacker can still decode what you are doing with the batch. firstly, its prone to errors and instability of the converter on different cmd features. Basic example from documentation: Bat_To_Exe_Converter.exe -bat mybatfile.bat -save myprogram.exe -icon myicon Bat To Exe Converter supports also CLI commands (\? flag for help). You can use both programs with simple GUI. Convert batch file to exe free#
Very simplistic, hard to get Here are 2 free programs that I highly recommend for creating EXE's out of batch files. So you cannot pack everything into one exe, but the main portion of it, perhaps that is sufficient for you.ĬMD: Bat to Exe Converter - Temp directory problem, Well, apparently your batch to exe converter simply packs the batch file and extracts it to a temporary directory prior to execution. Your compiled exe then gets its directory from %1. This script schould contain the line YourCompiled.Exe %~dp0% %%* This can be done by a simple starter bat file that resides in the same directory as your compiled main batch file. Get %~dp0 from outside and pass it to the exe as a command line parameter. If so, "file.txt" will automatically be unpacked in the current directory when running your compiled exe, and you can it access by %CD%\file.txt. Perhaps you can merge file.txt with the include option of Bat to Exe into the EXE file. Without having Bat to Exe changed by the author, I think you have two options:
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