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  • JonBJ JonB

    @jsulm
    Why? I'm not a Powershell user, but I see people running Powershell commands interactively all the time. Sometimes people here say they (think they) want startDetached(), but it turns out they don't!

    Assuming you are correct and he does, then he should follow your advice. Bear in mind that http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprocess.html#startDetached-1 is static, unlike QProcess::start().

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    @JonB said in How to Run PowerShell Script(.ps1) From Qt Project:

    Bear in mind that http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprocess.html#startDetached-1 is static

    That's why I pointed to http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprocess.html#startDetached :-)

    https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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    • jsulmJ jsulm

      @JonB said in How to Run PowerShell Script(.ps1) From Qt Project:

      Bear in mind that http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprocess.html#startDetached-1 is static

      That's why I pointed to http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprocess.html#startDetached :-)

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      @jsulm
      Indeed you did, and I have up-voted your answer!

      I was drawing OP's attention/stressing to fact of static, in hopeful anticipation of not having to deal with incorrect code as per https://forum.qt.io/topic/94876/qiodevice-read-qprocess-device-not-open/2 which I have been answering :)

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        wrote on last edited by R_Irudezu
        #10

        I tried every suggestions that you said gentlemen. But nothing worked.
        The script file (test.ps1) works when i execute it in the powershell window as .\test.ps1.

        But i want to do it in my C++ Qt program. Both system() and QProcess[start ort startDetach] are not working. I set code into a button slot function (clicked), a powershell window opening for ~0.2 second and that's it, test.ps1 wasn't executed.

        Really need help about this :/...

        @R_Irudezu @jsulm @JonB @SGaist

        Keizoku wa chikaranari.

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          Did you check the exitCode ? Read the standard error ? Read the standard output ? Used errorOccured ?

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          • SGaistS SGaist

            Did you check the exitCode ? Read the standard error ? Read the standard output ? Used errorOccured ?

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            @R_Irudezu: And to add to @SGaist,

            are you sure the windows powershell can find your script? In which directory is it located? Please note that the program is usually build in an other directory than the program sources reside.

            Regards

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            • R_IrudezuR R_Irudezu

              I tried every suggestions that you said gentlemen. But nothing worked.
              The script file (test.ps1) works when i execute it in the powershell window as .\test.ps1.

              But i want to do it in my C++ Qt program. Both system() and QProcess[start ort startDetach] are not working. I set code into a button slot function (clicked), a powershell window opening for ~0.2 second and that's it, test.ps1 wasn't executed.

              Really need help about this :/...

              @R_Irudezu @jsulm @JonB @SGaist

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              wrote on last edited by
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              Yes, it finds. I tested with creating directory. It created under build of project file. So i created my powershell.script under build directory.

              Keizoku wa chikaranari.

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              • R_IrudezuR R_Irudezu

                Yes, it finds. I tested with creating directory. It created under build of project file. So i created my powershell.script under build directory.

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                @R_Irudezu
                You really need to start by heeding @SGaist's post above

                Did you check the exitCode ? Read the standard error ? Read the standard output ? Used errorOccured ?

                You need to do follow all of the links he supplied and act on them in your code if you expect to discover what is going on.

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                  wrote on last edited by R_Irudezu
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                  as @SGaist said, i checked exitCode and Errors. I solved my problem, run an .exe with a IP string parameter. Running powershell script required some permissions.

                      QString executer = "C:/Users/doe/Desktop/IP_Test/ip_test.exe";
                      QStringList params;
                      params << "192.168.1.31";  
                      externalProcess = new QProcess();
                      externalProcess ->setWorkingDirectory("C:/Users/doe/Desktop/frames");
                      connect(externalProcess , SIGNAL(finished(int)), this, SLOT(externalProcess (int)));
                  
                      connect(externalProcess , SIGNAL(stateChanged(QProcess::ProcessState)), this, 
                      SLOT(aynxProcessState(QProcess::ProcessState)));
                  
                      externalProcess ->start(executer, params);
                      externalProcess ->waitForFinished(-1); //wait until .exe job finished
                      int exitCode = externalProcess->exitCode();
                  

                  Keizoku wa chikaranari.

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                  • R_IrudezuR R_Irudezu

                    as @SGaist said, i checked exitCode and Errors. I solved my problem, run an .exe with a IP string parameter. Running powershell script required some permissions.

                        QString executer = "C:/Users/doe/Desktop/IP_Test/ip_test.exe";
                        QStringList params;
                        params << "192.168.1.31";  
                        externalProcess = new QProcess();
                        externalProcess ->setWorkingDirectory("C:/Users/doe/Desktop/frames");
                        connect(externalProcess , SIGNAL(finished(int)), this, SLOT(externalProcess (int)));
                    
                        connect(externalProcess , SIGNAL(stateChanged(QProcess::ProcessState)), this, 
                        SLOT(aynxProcessState(QProcess::ProcessState)));
                    
                        externalProcess ->start(executer, params);
                        externalProcess ->waitForFinished(-1); //wait until .exe job finished
                        int exitCode = externalProcess->exitCode();
                    
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                    @R_Irudezu
                    Good stuff, well done!

                    Move that exitCode() line down from

                        externalProcess ->exitCode();
                        externalProcess ->waitForFinished(-1); //wait until .exe job finished
                    

                    to

                        externalProcess ->waitForFinished(-1); //wait until .exe job finished
                        int exitCode = externalProcess ->exitCode();
                    

                    at least for anyone future reading this :)

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                    • JonBJ JonB

                      @R_Irudezu
                      Good stuff, well done!

                      Move that exitCode() line down from

                          externalProcess ->exitCode();
                          externalProcess ->waitForFinished(-1); //wait until .exe job finished
                      

                      to

                          externalProcess ->waitForFinished(-1); //wait until .exe job finished
                          int exitCode = externalProcess ->exitCode();
                      

                      at least for anyone future reading this :)

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                      wrote on last edited by
                      #17

                      @JonB i was read exit code with a function but yes, for future reading i will edit post as you said. Thanks :)

                      Keizoku wa chikaranari.

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