How do I define a macro that runs a batch file?

What symbol would I use to signify the current file being edited, so that I could have the batch file operate on it?

Thanks.

You can create a tool that just runs a .bat file. Does that do what you want?

BAT file can be executed from the GWD C Script using system or Gte_ExecuteTool function and GWD C Script can be executed from the macro using Param1/ExecScript commands.

In other words you can create macro that runs a
GWD C Script:

Param1 "scriptname.c"
ExecScript

and GWD C Script that executes a batch file.

I am a little confused about the different this function call. Are their any examples of this function on the message board?

Choose ScriptWizard command from the macro
menu, save it as e.g. MyRunBatScript.c and replace text of created script file
with this one:

#include
#include

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
system("c:^#92;^#92;macro.bat");
return 0;
}


Now choose Macro command from the Macro menu,
create new macro using the New command and
in the Edit Macro dialog box enter following
two lines:

Param1 "MyRunBatScript.c"
ExecScript

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