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DOS - roda um comando dos e captura saida num memo
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// roda um comando dos e captura saida num memo

{

This function runs a program (console or batch) and adds its output

to Memo1

}



{....}

// private

// function RunCaptured(const _dirName, _exeName, _cmdLine: string): Boolean;



{....}



function TForm1.RunCaptured(const _dirName, _exeName, _cmdLine: string): Boolean;

var

start: TStartupInfo;

procInfo: TProcessInformation;

tmpName: string;

tmp: Windows.THandle;

tmpSec: TSecurityAttributes;

res: TStringList;

return: Cardinal;

begin

Result := False;

try

// set a temporary file

tmpName := 'Test.tmp';

FillChar(tmpSec, SizeOf(tmpSec), #0);

tmpSec.nLength := SizeOf(tmpSec);

tmpSec.bInheritHandle := True;

tmp := Windows.CreateFile(PChar(tmpName),

Generic_Write, File_Share_Write,

@tmpSec, Create_Always, File_Attribute_Normal, 0);

try

FillChar(start, SizeOf(start), #0);

start.cb := SizeOf(start);

start.hStdOutput := tmp;

start.dwFlags := StartF_UseStdHandles or StartF_UseShowWindow;

start.wShowWindow := SW_Minimize;

// Start the program

if CreateProcess(nil, PChar(_exeName + ' ' + _cmdLine), nil, nil, True,

0, nil, PChar(_dirName), start, procInfo) then

begin

SetPriorityClass(procInfo.hProcess, Idle_Priority_Class);

WaitForSingleObject(procInfo.hProcess, Infinite);

GetExitCodeProcess(procInfo.hProcess, return);

Result := (return = 0);

CloseHandle(procInfo.hThread);

CloseHandle(procInfo.hProcess);

Windows.CloseHandle(tmp);

// Add the output

res := TStringList.Create;

try

res.LoadFromFile(tmpName);

Memo1.Lines.AddStrings(res);

finally

res.Free;

end;

Windows.DeleteFile(PChar(tmpName));

end

else

Application.MessageBox(PChar(SysErrorMessage(GetLastError())), 'RunCaptured Error', MB_OK);

except

Windows.CloseHandle(tmp);

Windows.DeleteFile(PChar(tmpName));

raise;

end;

finally

end;

end;



// Example:

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);

begin

RunCaptured('C:\\', 'cmd.exe', '/c dir');

end;

porém retorna o erro E2096 e E2066

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