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Question

À mon école, je veux automatiser le processus consistant à dire aux élèves d'aller en classe et de jouer une chanson cinq minutes avant le début des cours à la fin du repas.

J'ai écrit un script Bash qui va jouer l'annonce, une chanson aléatoire. Après cinq minutes, le script va éteindre la musique et tuer VLC. J'ai besoin que ce script tourne sous Windows car c'est le système d'exploitation utilisé pour les annonces. Il n'a pas besoin d'être Batch, mais je dois pouvoir l'exécuter sur Windows.

Voici le script que j'ai écrit:

#!/bin/bash 
#Copyright (c) 2010, Jason Cook 
#All rights reserved. 

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#Set Arguments 
song=$((RANDOM % 21)) 
volume_fade_counter=0 

echo "Released under The BSD License" 
echo 

echo "11:55" 
echo "Playing \"Get to Class\"" 
echo "Playing song number $song" 
vlc /home/jason/Documents/Announcements-Lunch/get-to-class.mp3 /home/jason/Documents/Announcements-Lunch/$song.mp3 & 

echo "Waiting for five minutes" 
sleep 360 

echo "Fading audio" 
while [ $volume_fade_counter -le 100 ] ; do 
aumix -v -1 
volume_fade_counter=$(($volume_fade_counter + 1)) 
done 

echo "Killing VLC" 
pkill vlc 
exit 

Answer 1

Jetez un oeil à Cygwin, une couche UNIX libre au-dessus de Windows avec un vaste ensemble de paquets disponibles. Il inclut bash pour exécuter des scripts bash directement.

Answer 2

est ici un vbscript (non testé, juste traduit directement)

Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 
Randomize 
min=0 
max=32767 
song=CInt((max-min+1)*Rnd+min) 
volume_fade_counter=0 
WScript.Echo "Released under The BSD License" 
WScript.Echo "11:55" 
WScript.Echo "Playing ""Get to Class""" 
WScript.Echo "Playing song number " & song 
strPath1="C:\home\jason\Documents\Announcements-Lunch\get-to-class.mp3" 
strPath2="C:\home\jason\Documents\Announcements-Lunch\" & song &".mp3" 
WshShell.Run("vlc "&strPath1&" "&strPath2,0) 
WScript.Echo "Waiting for 5 min" 
WScript.Sleep 18000 
WScript.Echo "Fading audio" 
Do While volume_fade_counter <= 100 
    WScript.Run("aumix -v -1",0) 
    volume_fade_counter=volume_fade_counter+1 
Loop 
Set WshShell = Nothing 
WScript.Echo "Killing vlc" 
strComputer = "." 
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") 
Set colProcessList = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Process Where Name = 'vlc.exe'") 
For Each objProcess in colProcessList 
    objProcess.Terminate() 
Next 

utilisation

:

C:\test> cscript //nologo myscript.vbs 

Answer 3

Jetez aussi un coup d'œil à MSYS http://www.mingw.org/wiki/msys

MSYS est une collection d'utilitaires GNU tels comme bash, make, gawk et grep pour permettre la construction d'applications et de programmes qui dépendent des outils UNIX traditionnels. Il est destiné à compléter MinGW et les déficiences de la coquille cmd. Là où je travaille, nous l'utilisons pour exécuter des scripts shell sous Windows.