run a .reg file in autoit

[geosoft]

Instead of moving the script or the reg files around to get everything in @ScriptDir

You are better of to use FileChangDir()

#Include <File.au3> 
#Include <Array.au3> 
 $sPath = "c:\somepath\containing\regfiles"
FileChangeDir($sPath)
$RegList = _FileListToArray($sPath, "*.reg", 1) 
 If IsArray($RegList) Then 
        For $i = 1 to $RegList[0] 
                RunWait('regedit.exe' & ' /s' & ' "' & $RegList[$i] & '"') 
        Next 
EndIf

Also I can't remember if it's okay to put the "/s" switch after the file name or not (for RegEdit) but if it is then instead of RunWait() use ShellExecuteWait()

ShellExecuteWait($RegList[$i], "/s")

[radix]

Instead of moving the script or the reg files around to get everything in @ScriptDir

You are better of to use FileChangDir()

#Include <File.au3> 
#Include <Array.au3> 
 $sPath = "c:\somepath\containing\regfiles"
FileChangeDir($sPath)
$RegList = _FileListToArray($sPath, "*.reg", 1) 
 If IsArray($RegList) Then 
        For $i = 1 to $RegList[0] 
                RunWait('regedit.exe' & ' /s' & ' "' & $RegList[$i] & '"') 
        Next 
EndIf

Also I can't remember if it's okay to put the "/s" switch after the file name or not (for RegEdit) but if it is then instead of RunWait() use ShellExecuteWait()

ShellExecuteWait($RegList[$i], "/s")

I've thought about using the script during windows installation (in this case another instance will run the compiled file and it's easy to copy and run from the reg files folder).

Regarding the switch: it's tested and working.

Edited May 14, 2011 by radix