Hello Rob!

I'm trying to add a 'Clean-Up Command' to a door that will run a batch file
to update some ANS screens. In the wiki it says that option can only run a .js or .bin file. I'm great creating batch files but don't have a clue on
how to write a .src file that I can use baja on.

There are a total of 6 different doors that have to run a batch file specifically written for each game therefore I am
assuming I'd need 6 different .src files pointing towards each games
directory where the unique batch files are
sitting.

Now how do I go about whipping something up? Do I need to use any !include statements? Do I use an 'EXEC_XTRN <.bat>'
command within the src file? As you can probably tell, I'm a tad over my
head here.

Thanks for any help you can give me.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
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On Fri, 16 Feb 2018 20:26:48 -0500, "Bill McGarrity" <bill.mcgarrity@VERT/TEQUILAM> wrote:

Hello Rob!

I'm trying to add a 'Clean-Up Command' to a door that will run a batch file >to update some ANS screens. In the wiki it says that option can only run a >.js or .bin file. I'm great creating batch files but don't have a clue on >how to write a .src file that I can use baja on.

There are a total of 6 different doors that have to run a batch file >specifically written for each game therefore I am
assuming I'd need 6 different .src files pointing towards each games >directory where the unique batch files are
sitting.

Now how do I go about whipping something up? Do I need to use any !include >statements? Do I use an 'EXEC_XTRN <.bat>'
command within the src file? As you can probably tell, I'm a tad over my >head here.

Why not create a batch file and call it as a timed event and have it
run the clean up commands. Then all you have to worry about is
executing the bat file.

You don't say if you're on Windows or linux but on Windows it should
be trivial, on linux it might even be easier to write a shell script
that calls dosemu and then runs your cleanup, if that's what is
required.

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Re: src file
By: Bill McGarrity to Digital Man on Fri Feb 16 2018 08:26 pm

I'm trying to add a 'Clean-Up Command' to a door that will run a batch file to update some ANS screens. In the wiki it says that option can only run a .js or .bin file. I'm great creating batch files but don't have a clue on how to write a .src file that I can use baja on.

you can run a batchfile as the cleanup command.
can you link to the wiki page that says this please.

statements? Do I use an 'EXEC_XTRN <.bat>'
command within the src file? As you can probably tell, I'm a tad over my

you can actually use exec_int but dont do that

sometimes i do cleanup commands in the actual doorgames' batchfile before everything runs because there are false inuse.flg files or whatever.
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Nelgin wrote to Bill McGarrity on 02-17-18 14:53 <=-

On Fri, 16 Feb 2018 20:26:48 -0500, "Bill McGarrity" <bill.mcgarrity@VERT/TEQUILAM> wrote:

Hello Rob!

I'm trying to add a 'Clean-Up Command' to a door that will run a batch file
to update some ANS screens. In the wiki it says that option can only run a
.js or .bin file. I'm great creating batch files but don't have a clue on
how to write a .src file that I can use baja on.

There are a total of 6 different doors that have to run a batch file
specifically written for each game therefore I am
assuming I'd need 6 different .src files pointing towards each games
directory where the unique batch files are
sitting.

Now how do I go about whipping something up? Do I need to use any !include
statements? Do I use an 'EXEC_XTRN <.bat>'
command within the src file? As you can probably tell, I'm a tad over my
head here.

Why not create a batch file and call it as a timed event and have it
run the clean up commands. Then all you have to worry about is
executing the bat file.

I had wrote a batch file. Problem was I originally used ../xtrn/doorname/.bat as the command. It seems it prefers the entire path. :)

You don't say if you're on Windows or linux but on Windows it should
be trivial, on linux it might even be easier to write a shell script
that calls dosemu and then runs your cleanup, if that's what is
required.

It's fixed.. thank you..


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Re: src file
By: Bill McGarrity to Digital Man on Fri Feb 16 2018 08:26 pm

I'm trying to add a 'Clean-Up Command' to a door that will run a batch file to update some ANS screens. In the wiki it says that option can only run a .js or .bin file. I'm great creating batch files but don't have a clue on how to write a .src file that I can use baja on.

you can run a batchfile as the cleanup command.
can you link to the wiki page that says this please.

statements? Do I use an 'EXEC_XTRN <.bat>'
command within the src file? As you can probably tell, I'm a tad over my

you can actually use exec_int but dont do that

sometimes i do cleanup commands in the actual doorgames' batchfile
before everything runs because there are false inuse.flg files or whatever. ---

It's resolved. Didn't like the shortened path in the clean-up command section. Used the ful path and it's working.. :)

Thanks..


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