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- Is it better to use NOT or lt; gt; when comparing values?
Is it better to use NOT or to use <> when comparing values in VBScript? is this: If NOT value1 = value2 Then or this: If value1 lt; gt; value2 Then better?
- How to run VBScript from command line without Cscript Wscript
For Example my vbscript name is Converter vbs it's present in folder D:\VBS I can run it through following methods: CScript "D:\VBS\Converter vbs" OR WScript "D:\VBS\Converter vbs" Now I would like to execute above VBScript without Cscript or Wscript command by simply typing the name of VBscript name i e Converter
- windows - vbscript output to console - Stack Overflow
I just want to light up the benefit of this method over WScript Echo: cscript b foobar vbs Runs foobar vbs without any console output, but by Rob's method you can have output even when passing \\b to cscript exe –
- Getting current directory in VBScript - Stack Overflow
C:\Users>cscript nologo "C:\myscripts\cool vbs" Then your working directory will be C:\Users, not C:\myscripts If you drop a file onto your vbs file (launcing the script in WScript with arguments), then the working dir will be C:\Windows\System32 (!) (even if the dropped file is in the same directory as the vbs script ) I hope this helps
- Run a vbscript from another vbscript - Stack Overflow
For examples the script being run is called TestScript vbs, the other script for it to call run would be called Secondscript vbs, both of which are located in C:\Temp Thanks Mark vbscript
- How do I debug a stand-alone VBScript script? - Stack Overflow
For example I have a foo vbs file in my D:\WSH\ directory Open the cscript exe project Properties in Solution Explorer: set Working directory to the script location: D:\WSH; set Arguments to: d foo vbs; change Debugger Type to Script; Start debugging Press F11 to step into… Save the solution
- How to set delay in vbscript - Stack Overflow
Create a new file, call it test vbs Put this in it WScript Sleep 1000 MsgBox "TEST" Run it, notice the delay before the message box is shown Note, the number is in Milliseconds, so 1000 is 1 second
- Read and write into a file using VBScript - Stack Overflow
You can create a temp file, then rename it back to original file: Set objFS = CreateObject("Scripting FileSystemObject") strFile = "c:\test\file txt" strTemp = "c:\test\temp txt" Set objFile = objFS GetFile(strFile) Set objOutFile = objFS CreateTextFile(strTemp,True) Set ts = objFile OpenAsTextStream(1,-2) Do Until ts AtEndOfStream strLine = ts ReadLine ' do something with strLine objOutFile
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