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batch file
what is a command to call a batch file from a c++ program
when called with the argument which is a text file, then how to print that text file on a printer. please help me with code if possible |
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again batch file
i have use system but i am unable to pass the varable to it
how can i do this eg system("c:\text.bat c:\textfile.txt"); this code is working but when what shaLL I do in this case char ch[20]="textfile.txt" system("C:\text.bat c:\ch); i know this is error how to correect it i dont to be specific with the name of the text file i want to use i as a variable |
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char tmp[100]; strcpy(tmp,"c:\\text.bat c:\\"); strcat(tmp, ch); now make use of system command system(tmp); |
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