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I have a program that launches a command of Prompt windows.
I want to copy the output of this command and save to a text file.
Example: The command is ipconfig
and I want the output to be copied to a file.
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I have a program that launches a command of Prompt windows.
I want to copy the output of this command and save to a text file.
Example: The command is ipconfig
and I want the output to be copied to a file.
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Usa >
for redirect the output.
ipconfig > file.txt
Perfect @dcastro! " ipconfig > "Desktop Environment" ip.txt" so it is saved on my Desktop, but if Windows has it in English, it will not be saved. How can I put it to everyone?
@Donvitocorleone, you can use %userprofile%\Desktop
which will be directed to the desktop, language independent. Note that %userprofile%
is a Windows variable.
@Donvitocorleone You asked the same question earlier: http://answall.com/questions/65376/obtain-camio-do-desktop
No friend @dcastro... Previously it was to put in the code of C#, now it is to write in the Command Line...
It’s already working, I managed to find another way! Thank you all!
Friend @dcastro, this is copying everything online, cannot do paragraphs?
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You can do this using the class Process
:
public static string ExecutarCMD(string comando)
{
using (Process processo = new Process())
{
processo.StartInfo.FileName = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("comspec");
// Formata a string para passar como argumento para o cmd.exe
processo.StartInfo.Arguments = string.Format("/c {0}", comando);
processo.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;
processo.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
processo.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true;
processo.Start();
processo.WaitForExit();
string saida = processo.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd();
return saida;
}
}
Note: Declare the namespaces System.Diagnostics
and System.IO
.
Use like this:
string saida = ExecutarCMD("ipconfig");
File.WriteAllText("NomeArquivo.txt", saida);
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