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I'm trying to create a .bat file to make some tasks easier but i'm having troubles to redirect the Console output of my application (written in C#) to the console which execute my bat file.

In my program I just do : 

Console.Writeline("some text");

Here is my bat file : 

@echo

    start "" "Myapp.exe" "-t" "-n" 2> NUL


    pause

When I launch the bat file it just displays my command and "pause" but doesn't want to write all my lines.

Why ?

Thank you :)

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Start command will execute your app in new console window. Probably you want to have your bat file like this

@echo

Myapp.exe -t -n 2> NUL

pause
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  • This seems better (the console wait for my program to finish his task to display "pause", but still doesn't display any of my WriteLine – user2088807 Oct 19 '14 at 14:56
  • Is your output displayed, when you run your app from console manually? – Ation Oct 19 '14 at 15:08
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This sounds like it could be related to Output Console.WriteLine from WPF Windows Applications to actual console.

Try start /b /wait myapp.exe -t -n 2>nul and see if that gives the output you want.

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