I'm just trying to simulate a combination of pressed keys, and I'd like the command prompt doesn't appear (it should run in background), but how can I do this? I already serached for it on the forum and I got just this post which didn't help.
Thanks in advance,
ZaC.
Last edited by ZaC; 06-28-2009 at 06:03 PM.
Sorry for my bad English
and also for my bad programming style...
ZaC'ZaCoder (?!)
One way of doing it would be to use the windows API. Basically you have to set up a really basic windows program, since you want it to run in the background, I would presume that any input/output of the program would be done either through command line or from/to a file. Either way, you can cope with that the same way you would for a command prompt program. I can't think of a way you can make a command prompt program run in the background, if I were you, I would use the windows api to do it.
Disclaimer: I'm no expert, there may be a way of doing it using command prompt, but I don't know how if there is such a way.
Last edited by Swarvy; 06-28-2009 at 07:03 PM.
Thanks, I'll look for windows api, because I nevere used it. Thanks again.
Sorry for my bad English
and also for my bad programming style...
ZaC'ZaCoder (?!)
If you are on windows:
Code:#include <windows.h> int main(void) { HWND stealth; AllocConsole(); stealth=FindWindowA("ConsoleWindowClass",NULL); ShowWindow(stealth,0); //Simulated Keystrokes return 0; }
Uhm, thanks, I tried it but nothing does change. The command prompt still pop up. Do I have to use some particular compiler?
Sorry for my bad English
and also for my bad programming style...
ZaC'ZaCoder (?!)
