How did you create the batch file? I can run the Getdata.py, but it then requests input with a prompt to download transactions. Is there a bypass to this, or just a way of entering the data?
Here is my batch file for running manually:
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C:
cd C:\Users\username\Documents\mn\psense
start c:\utils\popdown2.py
getdata.py < lines.txt
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Other info:
lines.txt is a text file that contains just 4 or more blank lines. That causes the default action to be chosen for each thing that getdata.py asks--just as getdata would do if you hit the enter key at teach step. So it will proceed without needing manual
interaction. You can make that file in Notepad. That is the trick you were looking for. ****
I have a longer version that I use for my scheduled batch file, but it is harder to follow. It has logging, and it will pause if the expected Money file is not open. It tries to open Money in that case, but does not then succeed with feeding the
statements to Money in that case for some reason.
PopDown2.py automates pressing the button(s) within Money. I have made the Python version available at http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=81678647177766123499
The *.exe version is at
http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=92738622155260551108 The "start" lets the PopDown2.py run in parallel instead of sequentially. The *.exe version does not need Python installed, although to run PocketSense you need Python installed anyway.
The MD5 for the exe version is 2ddf39fe5e47aa25464736cba2b0973f for anybody who checks such stuff.
I would be glad to explain any part.
