Scratch

dmlathouse wrote:

well i do ruby programming language, that is a cmd script

when gf clicked
repeat until <(timer) > [10]>
  go to [mouse-pointer v]
end
think [Scripts in your posts!] for (3) secs

It's not really, it just uses CMD as I/O. Plus, Please don't randomly put blocks in your posts.

I know you can write your own commands.

TASKLIST       Displays all currently running tasks including services.
TASKKILL       Kill or stop a running process or application.

Copied directly from CMD 
EDIT: Makes a "CMDtaskmanager"

Last edited by DigiTechs (2012-03-24 07:29:20)

DigiTechs wrote:

Hmmm.. I'm trying to make a BATCH version of a game I know very well.. and I don't know how to use IF statements in CMD...

IF statements in Batch are either followed by a single action or have to be coupled with a GOTO statement (that points to a label).

So something like this should work:
SET test=5
IF %test%==5 GOTO hello
GOTO goodbye

:hello
echo Hey!

:goodbye
echo Bye!

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EDIT
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If you really want to be professional, you can use this working example:

@echo off
SET /P test=Input a number from 1 to 5: 
IF %test%=="hi" GOTO hello
echo Bye
goto end
:hello
echo Hey
:end
pause

Last edited by LS97 (2012-03-26 14:25:57)

DigiTechs wrote:

Try this   
PING localhost

(it PINGs your computer, thats what localhost means)
Also, try this (you have to be running from where cmd is, System32):
shutdown.exe

This does exactly as the exe is named 

You can also use that command on a network too. 
Also, you can make a short-cut in someone else's "startup" folder, which is on their start menu and type this for the location

shutdown.exe -l -t 0

When the person tries to login, it will run the short-cut, which logs them off. 

I would make a number guessing game in batch but I am not using Windows at the moment.