I'm using JSEXEC to run a js file in a dos batchfile. Do you see any harm in this procedure. It seems to be working ok, I just don't want to be causing unseen issues.

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If exist c:\sbbs\ftn\filebox\mojo\*.* goto poll
goto end
:poll
cd\sbbs\exec
jsexec binkit -p
:end



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Re: Jsexec
By: DesotoFireflite to Digital Man on Thu Jun 23 2022 03:36 pm

I'm using JSEXEC to run a js file in a dos batchfile. Do you see any harm in this procedure. It seems to be working ok, I just don't want to be causing unseen issues.

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If exist c:\sbbs\ftn\filebox\mojo\*.* goto poll
goto end
:poll
cd\sbbs\exec
jsexec binkit -p
:end

No, no issue. You don't need the "cd" line though, just run "\sbbs\exec\jsexec binkit -p" or if sbbs/exec is already in your path (it usually is), just "jsexec binkit -p".
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