Batch File Problem

I am calling some batch file commands from my program. The first two ommands say Improper Syntax but the last one works.

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
using namespace std;

char Item[3][80];

void Title()
{
  cout << endl;
  cout << "TrainSim Object Installer" << endl;
  cout << "--------------------------------" << endl << endl;
}

void Convert(char *RouteName)
{
  cout << endl << endl;

  sprintf(Item[0], "copy *.s \"c:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Games\\Train Simulator\\Routes\\%s\\Shapes\\*.*\"", RouteName);
  sprintf(Item[1], "copy *.sd \"c:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Games\\Train Simulator\\Routes\\%s\\Shapes\\*.*\"", RouteName);
  sprintf(Item[2], "copy *.ace \"c:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Games\\Train Simulator\\Routes\\%s\\Textures\\*.*\"", RouteName);
}

void CopyShapesAndTextures(char *RouteName)
{
  system(Item[0]);
  system(Item[1]);
  system(Item[2]);
}

int main()
{
  char RouteName[50];

  Title();
  cout << "Whats the name of the target route? ";
  cin.get(RouteName, 50).get();

  cout << endl;
  cout << RouteName;

  Convert(RouteName);
  CopyShapesAndTextures(RouteName);
  //EditREF(RouteName);

  cin.get();
  return 0;
}

EDIT:
Also if I input a "RouteName" with a space in it. (My Route) It says cannot find path.

Well it looks to me like you're trying to sprintf far more than 80 chars into each of your arrays

Lol, I cant believe I missed that.

But now, I still cant input a name with a space in it. Any ideas why?

EDIT:
I also want to read in a file with the extension .REF
The thing is I want it to read that file without knowing the name of it. Just open the file with the extension .ref!? Is this possible?

I tried

Code:

ifstream REF("*.ref");

But didt work

>But now, I still cant input a name with a space in it. Any ideas why?
> cin.get(RouteName, 50).get();
Try getline() instead:
cin.getline(RouteName,50);

>The thing is I want it to read that file without knowing the name of it. Just open the file with the extension .ref!? Is this possible?
You might try piping the output of DIR to a file, and then reading the contents of the file to get the name:

Code:

system("dir *.ref >> dir.txt"); //Now dir.txt will contain the directory listing

Or you could use findfirst() or FindFirstFile() to get the same infomation. See this FAQ entry:
http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/...&id=1044780608

But perhaps there's a much easier way.

Thanks I'll try all that in the morning