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Vijay
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 Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 3:30 am Post subject: How Reports can be printed |
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How can i execute an exutable file from my c++ programme.
I want to print a report from my programme. so that i have given the
printing commands in a batch file and i want to execute it from my
programme so printing of report can be achieved
Please solve my problem urgently.
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Alf P. Steinbach
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| Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 5:02 am Post subject: Re: How Reports can be printed |
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* Vijay:
| Quote: | How can i execute an exutable file from my c++ programme.
I want to print a report from my programme. so that i have given the
printing commands in a batch file and i want to execute it from my
programme so printing of report can be achieved
Please solve my problem urgently.
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You can use std::system. The function is standard, its argument string
is platform-specific. I think this should be a FAQ, but evidently it isn't.
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Terry G
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| Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 8:04 am Post subject: Re: How Reports can be printed |
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"Vijay" wrote
| Quote: | How can i execute an exutable file from my c++ programme.
I want to print a report from my programme. so that i have given the
printing commands in a batch file and i want to execute it from my
programme so printing of report can be achieved
Please solve my problem urgently.
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Since you're in a hurry... I'll try to help.
On Microsoft C, there used to be a function called "system" that could
run a batch file.
You can use one of the unix-like "exec", "spawn" or "fork" family of C
runtime routines too.
terry
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