sysExecute
Version 24.3.9106
sysExecute
Executes a program or command.
必要なパラメータ
- name: The name of the command or program to execute.
オプションのパラメータ
- arguments: The space-delimited set of command-line arguments for the command or program (for example,
<arc:set attr="executable.arguments" value="arg1 arg2 arg3"/>
). - argarray#: An array of arguments to supply to the command or program. The array is built by creating an
argarray#
entry for each index (argument) that you want (see the examples below). - directory: The directory to start the command or program in. The default value is
.
. - timeout: The maximum amount of time (in seconds) to wait for the command or program. Use
-1
to indicate no timeout. The default value is60
. - waitforoutput: Whether to wait for the output of the command or program. The default value is
true
.
アウトプット属性
- sys:output: The output of the command or program.
- sys:error: The error output, if any, of the command or program.
例
.NET
<!-- Creating an out item to hold output data -->
<arc:set attr="out.data" value=""/>
<!-- Creating an input item, 'executable' and assigning input parameters -->
<arc:set attr="executable.name" value="C:\\temp\\foo.bat" />
<!-- Creating an array of arguments that will be passed into the command or program -->
<arc:set attr="executable.argarray#1" value="arg1"/>
<arc:set attr="executable.argarray#2" value="arg2"/>
<arc:set attr="executable.argarray#3" value="arg3"/>
<!-- Calling the operation, passing in the input item and setting an output item -->
<arc:call op="sysExecute" in="executable" out="results">
<!-- Populating the data attribute of the out item -->
<arc:set attr="out.data" value="[results.sys:output]" />
</arc:call>
<!-- Setting the filename of the out item and pushing it as an output file -->
<arc:set attr="out.filename" value="echo.txt"/>
<arc:push item="out"/>
The batch file called here is programmed to output Hello world
along with a list of the arguments that were passed in. The output of this script (echo.txt
) looks like this:
Hello world.
The first argument is arg1
The second argument is arg2
The third argument is arg3
Linux
<!-- Creating an out item to hold output data -->
<arc:set attr="out.data" value=""/>
<!-- Creating an input item, 'executable' and assigning input parameters -->
<arc:set attr="executable.name" value="bash" />
<arc:set attr="executable.arguments" value="/mnt/c/scripts/helloworld.sh lion tiger bear" />
<!-- Calling the operation, passing in the input item and setting an output item -->
<arc:call op="sysExecute" in="executable" out="results">
<!-- Populating the data attribute of the out item -->
<arc:set attr="out.data" value="[results.sys:output]" />
</arc:call>
<!-- Setting the filename of the out item and pushing it as an output file -->
<arc:set attr="out.filename" value="echo.txt"/>
<arc:push item="out"/>
The batch file called here is programmed to output hello linux world
along with a list of the arguments that were passed in. The output of this script (echo.txt
) looks like this:
hello linux world
The first argument is lion
The second argument is tiger
The third argument is bear