I have a script to generate report which is invoked from the command line: "C:\Program Files\SAP\PowerDesigner 16\PdShell16.exe" -X pd-gen-reports.vbs
The report.GenerateHtml function shows a dialog with prompt "Do you want to open it with the default application now" after successfully generating the HTML report and I have to manually click the "No" button.
Is there a way to disable this dialog so the script can be executed in automated build process without human interactions?
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I am debugging a react app. If I click on this link given by the terminal, IDE Atom is Opening. How can I change it to another IDE like VS code for example?
Atom and VScode are text editors. If you go to the file SingleVariation.js from the link and right click on it you can select get info. This opens the get info window shown below.
About halfway down the window is a section designated as "Open With". This determines which application will open a file. The menu in that section may show Fetch. That just means it's looking for apps that could be used to open that file. When the search is finished you can pull down that menu and set it to VScode. After that click the button that says "change all". Now whenever you double-click on a .js file, it will open in VScode.
I'm developing a Windows app and within there is a django server running continously. Is there any possibility to hide the window to system tray from cmd? I don't want to use any external programms. I have a .bat script that starts the server and minimalizes the window to taskbar with this command :
START "runserver" /min python manage.py runserver
But I want to hide it to system tray, not taskbar. Is that possible?
You can't hide a console application because it does not actually have a window to hide, seeing as how it is running in the console (the console itself is just a window of the console, not the app running in it)
How can I run an internet browser with an url, any url I want, and it opens but it opens in background without showing a window?
It should be like a background media player. And if you know how to do that please tell me and tell me how I can mute the browser once starting. I am trying to do this with a batch file.
You can open a hidden window with powershell. You can use powershell commands within cmd or in a .bat file as well. Here's an example:
powershell saps 'https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44642194' -wi hidden
That opens a hidden window of your default browser with the specified link.
I'm new to Advanced Installer. After Installing the file setup, I need to run a ".bat" file before running my ".exe" file every time. I found to add it, setting it's attributes as (Hidden, Vital and System), but I need to run it every time before lunching the application.
Please help me, Thanks
If you're launching the application as a Finish Action from the Dialogs page, here are the steps:
go to Custom Actions page and add a Launch File custom action without sequence to launch the BAT file
enable the custom action's "When the system is being modified (deferred)" and "Run under the System account with full privileges (no impersonation)" options
go to Dialogs page, select the ExitDialog from First Time Install in the Install Sequence
select the Finish button then go to its Published Events tab and enable "Show all events" option
add an "Execute custom action" event passing in the "Launch file" created above as an argument
set the event's condition to the checkbox's name so the BAT doesn't execute unless the user selects the checkbox to launch your application
make sure the event is the first one in the Published Events list so it gets executed before the event that launches your application
There are a couple of articles to help you with other details:
How to launch a CMD or BAT file?
How to launch a file after an installation?
The main thing you need to consider is to run the event that executes the BAT custom action before the event that launches your application.
Also, I'm not sure you can do this from a Professional project type. You may need Enterprise or Architect.
I want to do some automation with SQL Server management studio and need to track what Windows messages were sent to it when I click the "Execute" button. Basically what I want to do is:
When the user press the "Execute" button or press F5, intercept it.
Check the text in the editor, it the first line is --sqlcmd, then change the query mode to "SQLCMD mode". Otherwise ensure the query mode is not "SQLCMD mode".
Execute as normal.
I want to use AutoHotKey's PostMessage function to do it. However I don't know how to track what messages to post. Anyone can give some suggestions?
I suggest you to create you own add-in. You have more control when you work from "inside".
There are some samples and projects available, here is one that I have created:
http://www.ssmsboost.com/create-own-ssms-2012-add-in-sample-code-with-download