Read batch file from c#


















You can use one of the methods System. Start , for example: C. Copy Code. Posted Jan pm Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov. Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov Jan am. Thank you, Prasad. Use following code, which will write and run. Posted Jan pm koolprasadd. Member Jan am.

Thanks Prasad for the solution. I'm getting the following error. Richard MacCutchan Jan pm. See my edit above. The type or namespace name 'IOSW' does not exist in the namespace 'System' are you missing an assembly reference? The type or namespace name 'System' does not exist in the namespace 'System' are you missing an assembly reference?

Kindly guide me. As SA told, use System. Process namesapce to runout your batch file. Start method C. Hi, I dont like to have a batch file, i want to write my batch file commands in Code C. Kindly help. You should have told us so. And why? Do you want to write them or run. If you want to write them, this is nothing more that writing some text string manipulations.

Do you really have a problem with that? Just adapt what SA wrote. The Process. Start isn't tied to batch files. It can execute every executable. C Source Code using System; using System. Generic; using System. Data; using System. Drawing; using System. Text; using System. Forms; using System. Start ; proc. WaitForExit ; MessageBox. Show "Bat file executed!! WriteLine ex. Object, ByVal e As System. EventArgs Handles Button1.

I just want to read the above said variable and get the value assigned to it. Please let me know how can i achieve that. String operation is the only way to go? Or anyother options are there? As in my above code, that will not perform any alter operation for batch file, just read the file string and stored in string variable, then I have just given the example for replace, so you here you this string variable for any of the specific purpose.

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