This tutorial shows you how to redirect output from a command line application into a C# .net application. See the code at: Nguồn:https://hdwallpaperslovely.com/
This tutorial shows you how to redirect output from a command line application into a C# .net application.
See the code at:
Nguồn:https://hdwallpaperslovely.com/
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COMMENTS
How I can write multiple inputs and read the output one by one for each command?
Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'FlatUI.FlatTextBox'
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Nice job. thanks.
Is it possible to redirect stdout and still see the stdout in the normal window ?
For example i wanna run that dir command and see it in the command window and write it to a file
Dude u are the best
Are you the same dude who does The New Boston…?
Thanks!!!
Very nice; very helpful. Thanks.
hi im working in a project and i need some help!! i have a command line application (some.exe) i want to make a GUI version of that application, so i want to know how can i pass the info of the some.exe command line exe to the windows form in C# thanks in advance
thank you . this code help me very much
can you do a version that accepts multiple command line. Your version does not currently do that….
Thanks a lot, this is exactly what i want.
Thx, this helped me a lot.
Great video, the voice is clear, you don't speak too fast or too slow. About the content, is exactly what I was looking for. If the code works correctly, it matters not how old it's.
I know is a couple years old, but do you have any tips on how to grab the output in realtime? I was able to do a redirect, but the console application i'm running takes a bit to run and it would be useful to see the output in realtime rather than just redirecting the output when the process ends.
Can you copy > paste the form1.cs Code?
and the code inside program if you changed anything else?
One of the tricks here are:
Using System.Diagnostic;
Using System.IO;
that is slightlycut on the video.
Thanks John; and Great Job with this tutorial
P.S: My hair turned white just by digging this so much
Highly Recommend this Video! There's no such Tutorial anywhere else. I've been dying to figure this ou for about an year…
Yet this code didnt work for me; but made me understand how it's possibly done.