Re: Custom Command prompt
Welcome to the forum.
Most likely if folks need information, they're just going to ask you here rather than send you email. Btw, do you really want the expose your email to bots?
At any rate, it really isn't clear what you are after.
If you want something like
C:\>lociapp someoperation /s /Y:status
then you just need to write a console application and process the command line parameters.
If this is what you are after then it's a relatively simple matter to extend it to use a text file to describe the acceptable parameters (depending of what you want to do with those parameters).
On the other hand, if you are looking for something like a command interpreter that processes commands like dir, rd and so on without typing the program first, then that is entirely different.
Re: Custom Command prompt
I would like a command prompt that responds to custom commands. For example, I would configure the program to respond with the text display "hello world" if I typed "hw" into the prompt. I would create a command, and pair that command with an action. Again, I am just beginning to program, so layman's terms would be amazing thx!
Re: Custom Command prompt
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Originally Posted by
lokiloki19
I would like a command prompt that responds to custom commands. For example, I would configure the program to respond with the text display "hello world" if I typed "hw" into the prompt. I would create a command, and pair that command with an action. Again, I am just beginning to program, so layman's terms would be amazing thx!
As a beginner, the following might be out of reach (because it would require you to write a command interpreter, which isn't trivial).
C:\>hw
Hello World!
However, this should be doable.
C:\>loci hw
Hello World!
Btw, ipconfig and net are both programs (they're really ipconfig.exe and net.exe).
So if you can accept having to type in a program name (I used 'loci'), then you will make your life much easier. As a new programmer, you most likely will have enough to learn without going the advanced command interpreter route.