system() in Win32 without console window
How to
- delete a file (del)
- rename a file (ren)
- move a file/directory (move)
- copy one or more files (copy)
- make a directory (md)
- change current directory (cd)
- change current drive (x:)
- remove a directory (rd)
- and do other everyday MS-DOS commands
from a Win32 program (in Euphoria 2.0 beta) withOUT having to get a console
window as a result of system()?
I can't think of a better way than doing each in inlined assembly poked to
somewhere etc... but wait, isn't this unsafe under Win32?
If it is, I don't exactly know how to make each assembly code, etc. (Mainly
because I want to have the routines support long file names.)
Can anyone help? I hate the flickering console window... (I need to call
some dlls so I need it to be in win32... while Euphoria 2.0 alpha gave me
*one* console window for the entire process, Euphoria 2.0 beta seems to
give me one console window per system(), which closes automatically after
each call, which causes flickers, which is annoying.)
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