Command that open window with buttons YES or NO

[liamZ]

Hi, I've been looking for a build-in command that will open a prompt window with two buttons YES or NO. YES will run the next command and NO will exit.

Is there such thing in TC or is there another way to do it using the mouse? Cause one way to do it is with bat file and keyboard, but I need to use the mouse.

Thanks!!

[Stefan2]

Try to put a leading '?' question mark as first sign into the parameter box.

Command: xxxx
Parameters: ?yyyyy




If not that, write a VBScript (or others) with MessageBoxes instead of a dos batch.


 

[liamZ]

Thanks, I think I'm gonna try the VBScript method.

[ZoSTeR]

You could use Nircmd

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nircmd.exe qbox "Do you want to run the calculator ?" "Question:" "calc.exe"

will open a Yes/No dialog and will run the calculator when you press Yes.

[liamZ]

You could use Nircmd

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nircmd.exe qbox "Do you want to run the calculator ?" "Question:" "calc.exe"

will open a Yes/No dialog and will run the calculator when you press Yes.

Thanks!! That's a nice option too.

Anyway it would be nice to do it with TC build in commands too.

[Horst.Epp]

You could use Nircmd

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nircmd.exe qbox "Do you want to run the calculator ?" "Question:" "calc.exe"

will open a Yes/No dialog and will run the calculator when you press Yes.

Thanks!! That's a nice option too.

Anyway it would be nice to do it with TC build in commands too.

Using ? in the parameter field of a command button does this with internal TC.
Enter or OK button starts the command, ESC or Cancel button cancels.
So I don't see any need for any other tool or script.

[liamZ]

Using ? in the parameter field of a command button does this with internal TC.
Enter or OK button starts the command, ESC or Cancel button cancels.
So I don't see any need for any other tool or script.

You don´t? That's a window to modify the parameters and does not give any information or warning of what the command is going to do. And the most important part of the YES/NO buttons is to know what is goping to happend if you click YES.


Anyway if anyone is interested in the VBscipt method, this works fine:

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@echo off

    call :MsgBox "WARNING INFORMATION"  "VBYesNo" "QUESTION"
    if errorlevel 7 (
        echo NO
    ) else if errorlevel 6 (
        echo YES
    )

PAUSE

exit

:MsgBox prompt type title
    setlocal enableextensions
    set "tempFile=%temp%\%~nx0.%random%%random%%random%vbs.tmp"
    >"%tempFile%" echo(WScript.Quit msgBox("%~1",%~2, "%~3") & cscript //nologo //e:vbscript "%tempFile%"
    set "exitCode=%errorlevel%" & del "%tempFile%" >nul 2>nul
    endlocal & exit /b %exitCode%

[Horst.Epp]

Using ? in the parameter field of a command button does this with internal TC.
Enter or OK button starts the command, ESC or Cancel button cancels.
So I don't see any need for any other tool or script.

You don´t? That's a window to modify the parameters and does not give any information or warning of what the command is going to do. And the most important part of the YES/NO buttons is to know what is goping to happend if you click YES.


Anyway if anyone is interested in the VBscipt method, this works fine:

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@echo off

    call :MsgBox "WARNING INFORMATION"  "VBYesNo" "QUESTION"
    if errorlevel 7 (
        echo NO
    ) else if errorlevel 6 (
        echo YES
    )

PAUSE

exit

:MsgBox prompt type title
    setlocal enableextensions
    set "tempFile=%temp%\%~nx0.%random%%random%%random%vbs.tmp"
    >"%tempFile%" echo(WScript.Quit msgBox("%~1",%~2, "%~3") & cscript //nologo //e:vbscript "%tempFile%"
    set "exitCode=%errorlevel%" & del "%tempFile%" >nul 2>nul
    endlocal & exit /b %exitCode%

Sorry, but if I press one of my self defined buttons
I know what it will do
So you press buttons without knowing what they will do.

[liamZ]

Okey...