Hello people.
Im having a problem with this.
I want to create an exe from my own exe.
For example in my exe you can put "name: " "haircolor: ". So when yo click ok, this exe make the exe2.
So when i open exe2 it shows a messagebox showing "your name is NAME and your hair color is HAIRCOLOR".
Basically, exe1 is use to configure the parameters of exe2.
Who can i do that ?
Thanks
krosty4782
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Jump to PostUse classes from the System.Runtime.Emit namespace to create an executable on-the-fly.
Jump to Postyou could also call the .net C# compiler from your application details here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/78f4aasd%28VS.80%29.aspx
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kvprajapati
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Use classes from the System.Runtime.Emit namespace to create an executable on-the-fly.
Diamonddrake
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you could also call the .net C# compiler from your application details here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/78f4aasd%28VS.80%29.aspx
krosty4782
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Yes i have seen the compiler of c# but i need another .cs.
So its the same, i need to change some parameters of that .cs from mi main app, and the compile. Its possible this ?
Thanks
Diamonddrake
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You could easily create a cs file to match your needs dynamically and save it to a temp file, pass the file-name to csc.exe then delete the temp file. That's one possible way.
krosty4782
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Finally what im doing is, add the exe like a resource and that exe read parameters of an ini put as resource also.
But im having a problem changing resource on the fly, im will post the problem.
Thanks
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