For example, after I run a command, the program asks for a response, and I want to just press Enter directly. How do I handle that in a batch file?
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Posted 2006-03-14 18:46 · 中国 广西 南宁 电信
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Posted 2006-03-14 19:53 · 中国 山东 济南 移动
echo and the pipe operator should be able to solve it
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Assuming the command you mean is program, in a batch file you can use the ECHO. pipe operation, or use the third-party tool KPUSH to send the Enter key's keyboard code (13) into the keyboard buffer, for example:
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echo.|program
...
or
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kpush 13
program
...
[ Last edited by JonePeng on 2006-3-14 at 19:58 ]
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echo.|program
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or
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kpush 13
program
...
[ Last edited by JonePeng on 2006-3-14 at 19:58 ]
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Posted 2006-03-17 09:25 · 中国 上海 电信
echo.|time is for handling the Enter action after the TIME command~~
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