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I’m trying to convert this line into Batch how would one start this exe with the arguments!?
Run("""C:\Program Files\Pro Inc\v420\commonfiles\TCL\bin\intel\cron.exe"" ""C:\Program Files\Pro Inc\v420\CommonFiles\Launcher\dank.thc"" -runae")
how does one do this? Thanks!
What seems to be the problem? This should do, I guess (if you are talking about Windows batch files):
That is, just specify the name of the executable to invoke, including the path if necessary (enclosed in double quotes if the name and/or the path contain spaces and/or other special characters), followed by a list of arguments. An argument may need to be quoted too if there’s a chance it would be misinterpreted as several arguments otherwise (or, likewise, if it contains characters with special meaning).