| file$ - the file to be executed |
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The usefulness of this command is really mostly for calling some system level command, launching a browser, etc.
Note: This command uses ShellExecute to allow you to 'open' any file (like a .doc or .txt) file with its default associated program. Also: if the filename path has spaces in it you may will need to chenge the call like so: ExecFile (Chr$(34)+"example file name.exe"+Chr$(34)) This adds the " (quotation mark) character to the beginning and end of the text string. |
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; ExecFile sample - RUN THIS WINDOWED!
Graphics 320,240,0,2 filename$ = Chr$(34) + "calc.exe" + Chr$(34) Text 5,5, "press any key to run CALC.EXE!" Flip WaitKey ExecFile(filename$) Text 5,25, "Press any key to quit." Flip WaitKey End |