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[duonga]

Hi everybody,
Hi everybody
I have a txt file to run various exe files
1.exe
2.exe
3.exe
Which script I can run from the beginning to the end of the file and when finished running a file, then remove from the file is always txt
Please help everyone

[ShadowThief]

Just change the extension from .txt to .bat and the three executables will run one after the other in order until all three are done.

[duonga]

My idea as well as random scrip just now is that I want to run the lines in the txt file and every time I run it, I delete the line that was running.

@Echo Off
For /F "tokens=2 delims=:" %%j in ('Find /C /V "" random.txt') Do (
Set MOD=%%j
)
Set MOD=%MOD:~1%

:LOOP
Set N=%random%
If %N% gtr 132 Set N= %N:~-2,2%
Set N=%N: 0=%
Set /A N=%N%%%%MOD%+1

Set GRTS=
For /F "tokens=1-2 delims=[]" %%j in ('Find /N /V "" random.txt') Do (
If "%%j"=="%N%" If not "%%k"=="" Set GRTS=%%k
)
If not defined GRTS GoTo :LOOP

Echo. %GRTS% > lastactionlaunched.txt

set /a timeout=!random! %%10

start %GRTS%


Set MOD=
Set N=
Set GRTS=
:: End_Of_Batch

[Ed Dyreen]

Hi everybody,
Hi everybody
I have a txt file to run various exe files
1.exe
2.exe
3.exe
Which script I can run from the beginning to the end of the file and when finished running a file, then remove from the file is always txt
Please help everyone

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@echo off &setlocal enableDelayedExpansion

set  "$fileIn=exeLines.txt"
set "$fileTMP=exeLines.tmp"
::
:loop ()
:: (
	< "!$fileIn!" (

		set "$=" &set /P "$=" &if defined $ (

			echo.start '!$!'
		rem	start "" /WAIT "!$!"
		)
	)

	copy/V/Y/B "!$fileIn!" "!$fileTMP!" >nul

	< "!$fileTMP!" >"!$fileIn!" (

		more +1
	)

	del /F "!$fileTMP!"

	< "!$fileIn!" (

		set "$=" &set /P "$=" &if defined $ (

			goto :loop "()"
		)
	)
:: )
pause
exit

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start 'program1.exe'
start 'program2.exe'
start 'program3.exe'
Druk op een toets om door te gaan. . .

[duonga]

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@echo off &setlocal enableDelayedExpansion

set  "$fileIn=exeLines.txt"
set "$fileTMP=exeLines.tmp"
::
:loop ()
:: (
	< "!$fileIn!" (

		set "$=" &set /P "$=" &if defined $ (

			echo.start '!$!'
		rem	start "" /WAIT "!$!"
		)
	)

	copy/V/Y/B "!$fileIn!" "!$fileTMP!" >nul

	< "!$fileTMP!" >"!$fileIn!" (

		more +1
	)

	del /F "!$fileTMP!"

	< "!$fileIn!" (

		set "$=" &set /P "$=" &if defined $ (

			goto :loop "()"
		)
	)
:: )
pause
exit

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start 'program1.exe'
start 'program2.exe'
start 'program3.exe'
Druk op een toets om door te gaan. . .

[/quote]

Thank you very much
But this is also a random script in txt file exeLines. The idea I need is that when running scrip it will run in line order in the txt file exeLines
program1.exe
program2.exe
program3.exe
After running the program1, it deletes the line from exeLines.txt

[Ed Dyreen]

Thank you very much
But this is also a random script in txt file exeLines. The idea I need is that when running scrip it will run in line order in the txt file exeLines
program1.exe
program2.exe
program3.exe
After running the program1, it deletes the line from exeLines.txt

No, not a random script in txt file exeLines, but a reply to your initial question.

[duonga]

thank you .i have got confusion about copy file about. it works very well

[duonga]

No, not a random script in txt file exeLines, but a reply to your initial question.
[/quote]
You can add conditions if the empty exeLines.txt file copies the data from the input.txt file