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Execute a command in the current working directory
Source position: processbody.inc line 182
function RunCommand( |
const exename: TProcessString; |
const commands: array of TProcessString; |
out outputstring: string; |
Options: TProcessOptions = []; |
SWOptions: TShowWindowOptions = swoNone |
):Boolean; |
const cmdline: TProcessString; |
out outputstring: string |
):Boolean; |
exename |
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Binary to start. |
commands |
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Command-line arguments |
outputstring |
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String containing the output of the process. |
Options |
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Process options enabled in the run loop for the command. |
SWOptions |
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Show window options for the process. Default value is swoNone. |
True if the function executed successfully
cmdline |
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Qualified path to the binary to start, and command-line arguments separated by whitespace. |
outputstring |
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String containing the output of the process. |
RunCommand runs RunCommandInDir with an empty current working directory.
The version using CmdLine attempts to split the command line in a binary and separate command-line arguments. This version of the function is deprecated.
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Run a command in a specific directory. |