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QB64 Discussion / Re: error 53 file not found in RUN command
« on: October 15, 2020, 04:16:37 am »
Thanks guy!

i did some tests and it works both run and shell
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  1. RUN "INPUT.EXE"
or
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  1. SHELL "INPUT.EXE"
The problem now is another, START.EXE calls INPUT.EXE which in turn calls START.EXE (there are no parameter passes, just calls between them). Unfortunately, INPUT remains open in its window, how can I close it when INPUT.EXE calls START.EXE?

I like Tommy-gun :-)

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QB64 Discussion / Re: error 53 file not found in RUN command
« on: October 14, 2020, 01:04:32 pm »
so the steps are as follows:
  • create the EXE of the INPUT.BAS file
  • use the SHELL statement instead of the RUN to call INPUT.EXE
It's correct. Sorry but I'm a novice with the basic.
Thanks

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QB64 Discussion / Re: error 53 file not found in RUN command
« on: October 14, 2020, 10:15:08 am »
small update.... I tried with the old QBasic compiler (with DosBox) at 16bit and using this:
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  1. RUN "C:\QB45\INPUT.BAS"
and everything works! Is it a qb64 bug?
thanks

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QB64 Discussion / error 53 file not found in RUN command
« on: October 14, 2020, 05:07:11 am »
Hi,
I compiled and created the exe file for my START.BAS file. Inside the START.BAS file I have this instruction to call another BAS:
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  1. RUN "INPUT.BAS"

The START.BAS, START.EXE, INPUT.BAS files are all in the same folder (C:\QB45\). Running the EXE file (windows10, administrator privilege) I get error 53 (file not found). The strange thing is that I have this error only for the RUN statement, while OPEN finds the files correctly in the same path.
I also tried this but the problem remains:
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  1. RUN "C:\QB45\INPUT.BAS"
or...
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  1. RUN "..INPUT.BAS"

Do you have any ideas? Thank you.

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