Execute commands with parameters from textfile
The KraftigExe application was developed to be a small command-line utility for executing commands with parameters from textfile. For each line in the parameter file, the command is executed.
Syntax:
KraftigExe [options] [command [command options]] parameterfile
command: any executable command or program.
parameterfile: file containing parameters to be added to command.
Options:
/? (help): display help.
/p (pause): press key between each executed command line.
/, (comma): replace commas with space in parameter file
/; (semicolon): replace semicolons with space in parameter file
/l# (line): use only the first # line(s) of parameter file
/c (continue): do not wait for process to finish before running next command
/v (verbose): verbose mode (more output)
Example:
1: KraftigExe delete listoffiles.txt
2: KraftigExe adduser listofusers.txt
Note:
- command is optional, if not included, each line in the parameterfile will be executed in turn. If command is included each line will be added as parameters to command, then the resulting line will be executed in turn.
- the c option allows for multiple threads to run simultanously.
- the comma and semicolon options allows for different formats of the parameterfile
Syntax:
KraftigExe [options] [command [command options]] parameterfile
command: any executable command or program.
parameterfile: file containing parameters to be added to command.
Options:
/? (help): display help.
/p (pause): press key between each executed command line.
/, (comma): replace commas with space in parameter file
/; (semicolon): replace semicolons with space in parameter file
/l# (line): use only the first # line(s) of parameter file
/c (continue): do not wait for process to finish before running next command
/v (verbose): verbose mode (more output)
Example:
1: KraftigExe delete listoffiles.txt
2: KraftigExe adduser listofusers.txt
Note:
- command is optional, if not included, each line in the parameterfile will be executed in turn. If command is included each line will be added as parameters to command, then the resulting line will be executed in turn.
- the c option allows for multiple threads to run simultanously.
- the comma and semicolon options allows for different formats of the parameterfile
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