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• Problem with command line window

  Endrju > 2021-09-13 02:13

  I use a program Lossless Audio Checker to validate music files. I have configured QAP to work with the command line, and it works only I have a problem. After the file analysis is finished, the cmd window with the analysis result disappears immediately and unfortunately I do not see the result. By adding the pause parameter at the end, the program does not start.
  
  
  OK, but no result
  
  
  
  With the pause parameter at the end, it does not work
  
  
  
  
  Using the bat file, everything works fine, after the pause command the cmd window is not closed.
  
  

  Code:

  "D:\Lossless\Lossless Audio Checker\LAC-Windows-64bit\LAC.exe" "D:\Lossless\Lossless Audio Checker\LAC-Windows-64bit\01. Deszcz.wav"
pause

  
  
  
  
  Is there any way to prevent the CMD window from closing immediately after analysis?

• RE: Problem with command line window

  Jean Lalonde > 2021-09-13 14:53

  What is the content of "Application path" in the Basic settings tab?

• RE: Problem with command line window

  joeNOR > 2021-09-14 00:10

  You can "wrap" the command in cmd, the drawback is that you manually have to close the cmd window afterwards.
  
  Application path (under Basic Settings):
  

  Code:

  cmd

  
  Parameters (under Advanced Settings):
  

  Code:

  /Q /T:1E /K "C:\PathToProgram\lac "{SEL_LOC}""

  (note the two double quotes at the end)
  
  1. Select the file in your file manager
  2. Trigger the command in QAP.
  
  Regards,
  joeNOR

• RE: Problem with command line window

  Endrju > 2021-09-14 00:16

  
  
  User Variables
  
  
  
  Using the direct path does not improve the situation
  
  

• RE: Problem with command line window

  joeNOR > 2021-09-14 00:30

  ....or use a batch file
  
  lacbatch.bat
  

  Code:

  @echo off
C:\PathToProgram\lac %1
pause >nul

  
  In Application, put:
  C:\PathToBat\lacbatch.bat
  
  In parameters, put:
  "{SEL_LOC}"
  (including the quotes)
  
  -jN

• RE: Problem with command line window

  Endrju > 2021-09-14 00:40

  (2021-09-14 00:10)joeNOR Wrote: You can "wrap" the command in cmd, the drawback is that you manually have to close the cmd window afterwards.
  
  Application path (under Basic Settings):
  

  Code:

  cmd

  
  Parameters (under Advanced Settings):
  

  Code:

  /Q /T:1E /K "C:\PathToProgram\lac "{SEL_LOC}""

  (note the two double quotes at the end)
  
  1. Select the file in your file manager
  2. Trigger the command in QAP.
  
  Regards,
  joeNOR

  
  Thank you joeNOR it works for me, the effect is OK
  
  
  
  I wonder why the way I described doesn't work. One problem with using this method is that I cannot use User Variables in QAP. There must be an absolute path defined.
  

  Code:

  /Q /T:1E /K ""D:\Quick Access Popup\QAP\PROGRAMY\Lossless Audio Checker\LAC.exe" "{SEL_LOC}""

• RE: Problem with command line window

  joeNOR > 2021-09-14 00:43

  You're welcome!
  
  User Vars works fine, but the line above contains two extra double quotes.
  Try this one:
  

  Code:

  /Q /T:1E /K "D:\Quick Access Popup\QAP\PROGRAMY\Lossless Audio Checker\LAC.exe "{SEL_LOC}""

  
  -jN
  

  ---

  User Var:
  

  Code:

  {lacvar}=C:\PathToProgram\lac.exe

  
  In parameters:
  

  Code:

  /Q /T:1E /K "{lacvar} "{SEL_LOC}""

  
  -jN
  
  EDIT:
  To make it even cleaner you can also put the switches in a User Var
  {cmdopt}=/Q /T:1E /K
  
  The parameters line would then be:
  

  Code:

  {cmdopt} "{lacvar} "{SEL_LOC}""

• RE: Problem with command line window

  Endrju > 2021-09-14 00:53

  (2021-09-14 00:30)joeNOR Wrote: ....or use a batch file
  
  lacbatch.bat
  

  Code:

  @echo off
C:\PathToProgram\lac %1
pause >nul

  
  In Application, put:
  C:\PathToBat\lacbatch.bat
  
  In parameters, put:
  "{SEL_LOC}"
  (including the quotes)
  
  -jN

  
  This method works perfectly, just as I wanted. THANK YOU 

• RE: Problem with command line window

  joeNOR > 2021-09-14 00:55

  That is nice!
  ....and you are very much welcome, happy QAP'ing!
  
  -jN
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