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Answer» Hello,
I'm writing a batch script on windows, where i'm PERFORMING the FOLLOWING:
CALL abc.exe
call def.exe
After it runs the abc.exe, i get a message "Press any key to continue", and only after the key is pressed, it executes the def.exe.
How do i get rid of the "Press any key to continue" after abc.exe?
Regards,
MilindThe "Press any key to continue" message is generated by a pause statement in batch. You don't have one, so I'm THINKING the abc program is PUTTING out the message.
You might try piping a key into the abc program:
Code: [Select]echo. | abc
def
No guarantees, but stranger things have worked!
FWIW: call is used to tranfer control to other batch files with the expectation of returning to the original batch file (the caller). It's not necessary when running exe files.
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