BinRun
Run a executable file (.exe) from memory.
OutputVar := BinRun(AddressOrPath , CommandLineParams, ScriptCommandLineParams, Hide, ExeToUse)
Command Example: BinRun &MyExe;, "`nMsgBox `% A_Args.a", {a:"Hello World!"} Function Example: PID := BinRun(&MyExe;, "`nMsgBox `% A_Args.a", {a:"Hello World!"})
Parameters
- OutputVar
The name of the variable in which to store the process identifier (PID) of new process.
- AddressOrPath
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The address of a variable or a pointer to memory of the executable file (.exe).
This can be also a filepath or resource name, when both resource and filepath exist, resource takes precedence. - CommandLineParams (optional)
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Command line parameters for the executable file (.exe).
This parameter can contain the text which will be loaded trough pipe. For example: "`nMsgBox `% A_AhkVersion" - ScriptCommandLineParams (optional)
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Command line parameters for the script. This parameter can be an object as well. The object will be passed to new executable via ObjDump / ObjLoad.
- Hide (optional)
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True/1 to start process hidden otherwise 0/false/NULL.
- ExeToUse
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Executable to use as base for new process.
By default the executable of current process is taken and %A_WinDir% \Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\vbc.exe to launch 32-bit exe from 64-bit process.
Examples
FileRead,file,*c %A_AhkPath% BinRun(&file;,"`nMsgBox `% A_Args.a",{a:"Hello World!"}) ; same as above BinRun(A_AhkPath,"`nMsgBox `% A_Args.a",{a:"Hello World!"})