Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's what the system() call does... if you want a console application to open in a new window, you'll have to do something like pass cmd.exe the name of the console application as an argument.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's what the system() call does... if you want a console application to open in a new window, you'll have to do something like pass cmd.exe the name of the console application as an argument.
Could you give me an example.
I thought system could only be used toaccess things like "ping" that are commonly used in command prompt. I also read elsewere on this forum that system(); isn't a good command to use.
Why would it have such a limitation? You can run a GUI program from the command prompt, right? So why should system() not be able to?Originally Posted by histevenk
