Re: piping / redirecting into a vbs script ?
"R.Wieser" <[email protected]>
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Frank,
>> > My guess was/is that the 'command interpreter' (Rudy doesn't say
>> > how he invokes his commands)
>>
>> I didn't ?
>>
>> [quote first post]
>> I tried to redirect some commandline output into a vbscript
>> [/quote]
>>
>> Besides that, the "echo hello | ..." and "... < data.txt" should have
>> been
>> dead give-aways.
>
> As you didn't specifically say you invoked from cmd.exe, I said
> 'command interpreter', i.e. the general term. That's all.
(I quoted everything. Otherwise you will just complain I snipped important
stuff)
Really ?
You said : "Rudy doesn't say how he invokes his commands".
And I responded with quoting from my first post. So yes, I did say it.
There was nothing to guess at.
> just confirms what others and I have been saying about your style
> of communication ("Rudy's problem is that he can't imagine that
> someone interprets his posts in any other way than he does.").
To which I wrote a response - which you have not wanted to quote or
even refer to, as it doesn't fit your "you're /bad/, and you father reeks of
elderberries" narrative. One in which condemned the idiots who post what I
explicitily mentioned *NOT* to want - wasting their and my time.
But I assume you think that as someone who's asking I'm not allowed to (try
to) limit the type/scope of responses. The only thing I'm allowed to do is
to say "thank you", no matter what gets posted.
Well, "thank you"
Regards,
Rudy Wieser