I tried Googling this, but can't get the wording just right.
We currenly have a C program that runs at a DOS prompt, err, Powershell, excuse me.
When it starts the DOS window opens, after that we can type in additional commands.
We're going to put a GUI front end on it. I'm familiar with starting a program, but who do I get additional commands to the program after it starts, i.e. typed into the DOS box, hit "enter."
That's it, and any info is appreciated.
Aris
Question about Visual Studio Visual C++
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Re: Question about Visual Studio Visual C++
Powershell scripts are usually started by:
powershell.exe name-and-path-of-script.ps1
So simplest way could be to hardwire any GUI buttons to predefined ps1-files.
powershell.exe name-and-path-of-script.ps1
So simplest way could be to hardwire any GUI buttons to predefined ps1-files.