中国DOS联盟

Last edited by moniuming on 2008-8-30 at 12:39 AM ]

::看来只能用SendKeys了，假设存在C:\con文件夹

@echo off

explorer c:\

>t.vbs echo createobject("wscript.shell").sendkeys("{f6}c:\con~")

cscript //nologo t.vbs

del t.vbs

```
::It seems we can only use SendKeys. Assume there is a C:\con folder
@echo off
explorer c:\
>t.vbs echo createobject("wscript.shell").sendkeys("{f6}c:\con~")
cscript //nologo t.vbs
del t.vbs
```

start c:\con\

Originally posted by s11ss at 2008-8-29 11:47 PM:
::It seems that only SendKeys can be used. Suppose there is a C:\con folder
@echo off
explorer c:\
>t.vbs echo createobject("wscript.shell").sendkeys("{f6}c:\con~")
cscript //nolo ...

It turns out that SendKeys is not necessary!
Directly use start. If there is a C:\con folder, use this command to open:

start c:\con\

That is to say:
1. The complete absolute path must be written;
2. This complete absolute path must end with a "\".

If there are spaces in the path, use the following form:
start "new" "c:\test dir\con\"

Last edited by s11ss on 2008-8-30 at 12:26 AM ]

So it turned out to be the problem of missing "\".

Can we also create a folder named "nul"?

You can use the previously mentioned renameplus.exe

It's really possible. To create such a folder, you must follow the method in floor 18, enter the absolute path and add \ at the end.

Well, yes, md is also okay, but how to create a file with this name?

Originally posted by moniuming at 2008-8-30 12:37 AM:
It really can. To create such a folder, you must follow the method in post 18, enter the absolute path and add \ at the end

Creating such a folder doesn't necessarily require entering an absolute path, but you must add \ at the end

::在当前路径下建立con文件：

cd.>\\?\%cd%\con

Originally posted by HAT at 2008-8-30 12:42 AM:
Well, yes, md can also be used, but how to create a file with this name?

1. The absolute path must be written
2. The absolute path must be prefixed with \\?\
For example:

::Create a con file in the current path:

cd.>\\?\%cd%\con

Other operations such as moving and deleting also need to follow the above two points.

cd.>\\?\"%cd%"\con

Add one more point: if the path contains spaces, it needs to be enclosed in quotes:

::Create a con file in the current path containing spaces:

cd.>\\?\"%cd%"\con