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Ability to save before run bat file

For example:
D:\Desktop\bat's\TEST AREA\file.bat
results in:
"D:/Desktop/bat's/TEST" is not recognized as an internal or external command, program, or executable batch file.
but if you type in the console between quotes
"D:\Desktop\bat's\TEST AREA\file.bat"
it works

I use this extension to test batch files.
When I run various batch files, they run in the same terminal, so I have trouble with the previous environment variables being remained.

So, we would like to have an option to run the batch file in a new terminal. For example, "Run Batch File in new Terminal" menu or configuring default behavior in the Settings.

Can you add the function of double-clicking the bat file to make it more convenient to use?

First off, thanks for making this plugin!

I've changed my default terminal to git bash (instead of cmd.exe) and the plugin now tries to run .cmd scripts in bash. It should explicitly open a cmd.exe terminal rather than relying on the default.

not existing

I can not get the batch file to run in the built in terminal it will just open a separate CMD prompt and run it there.

Hi,
I would like to run a Take Command Console .BTM from VSCode.

I have made the following change;
"batchrunner.cmdPath": "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCC_RT_28\tcc.exe"

Unfortunately, I have to rename my test.btm to test.bat in order for it to execute when I press F5.

When I press F5 to run test.bat (which is test.btm, renamed), the batch file is executed in the terminal below, and runs as it should, using tcc.exe instead of cmd.exe

If I press F5 with test.btm being the active document, I receive;

What do I have to change in VSCode so that I can run a Take Command Console .BTM from VSCode using your extension?

(Note that I am not an experienced VSCode user, and that I am still learning).

The runtime version of TCC, which I am using for running a .BTM from VSCode, can be obtained from https://jpsoft.com/downloads/v28/tcc-rt.exe

Thankyou for your assistance.

Joe

echo Hello
set foo=bar
echo 1
echo 2
echo 3
echo %bar%

What I see in VSCode terminal

C:\Temp>echo Hello
Hello

C:\Temp>set foo=bar

C:\Temp>echo 1
1

C:\Temp>echo 2
2

C:\Temp>echo 3
3

C:\Temp>echo
ECHO is on.

C:\Temp>

Batch Runner v1.0.0
VSCode 1.72.2

I'm trying to run a simple bat file in my codespace, but can't get it to work for various reasons. When attempting to run a batch file by right clicking and pressing "run", I get the following output in my terminal:

@Emblin13 ➜ /workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo (main) $ cls & cd "workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo" & "workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo/codespace.bat"
[1] 17583
bash: cls: command not found
[2] 17584
bash: cd: workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo: No such file or directory
bash: workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo/codespace.bat: No such file or directory
[1]- Exit 127 cls
[2]+ Exit 1 cd "workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo"

VSCode also gives me a popup error saying: "Cmd.exe could not be located at C:\windows\System32\cmd.exe". My file does indeed exist in the directory above, so I'm unsure why it's failing to locate the file.

If I try to run the file using F5, I get the same popup error regarding cmd.exe, and the terminal output appears as such:

@Emblin13 ➜ /workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo (main) $ cls & cd "/workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo" & "/workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo codespace.bat"
[1] 19373
bash: cls: command not found
[2] 19374
[1]- Exit 127 cls
bash: /workspaces/Magic-Queries-Main-Repo/codespace.bat: Permission denied

How do I send parameters to the command being executed?

If there's not a way I've missed (AIA in I have), something like the args property of launch.json in node would be really useful.

These attributes are only available for launch configurations of request type launch:

...

args - arguments passed to the program to debug. This attribute is of type array and expects individual arguments as array elements.

cmd: The term 'cmd' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program.
Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

cmd is not defined inside powershell
and Visual Studio code uses powershell (Windows 10)

My workflow involves running batch scripts as admin.

Perhaps you could add this as a global toggle "Run all scripts as admin"
or... Add an additional right click option "Run this script as admin"

.CMD is also a valid file extension for Batch files, please support.

As described in title.

Edit: Sorry, I thought that syntax highlighting comes from that extension. My bad.