Depending on what you actually want to do, one of the following commands should be suitable to run any external program or batch file:
- OS.Area < cmdline > : Output in AREA window (blocking)
- OS.Window < cmdline > : Output in "OS.Window" window (blocking) inside PowerView
- OS.screen < cmdline > : On Windows, the command gets directly executed without a shell. The output of a console application is shown in a temporary command window. On Linux, the output is in the shell, which started the TRACE32 GUI (non-blocking)
- OS.Hidden < cmdline > : No output anywhere (blocking)
- OS.Command < cmdline > : Output in system shell, which allows redirects (non-blocking on Windows / blocking on Linux unless you add an ampersand &)
Please refer to the PowerView Function Reference for more information.
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Hello,
the command to take a screenshot of a TRACE32 window is SCreenShot
Example:
WinPOS ,,,,,,myWin
Break.List
SCreenShot "~~~/screenshot.png" PNG myWin
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Refer fore more details to ide_ref.pdf