It’s unclear what you trying to achieve, but: The programm exits on the first error, hence the second command is not called Your code throws an error, because Test1 was not found, and I’d assume Test2 woudn’t be found, too The script, or command must exist Example: PowerShell ps = PowerShell.Create(); ps.AddScript(“D:\PSScripts\MyScript.ps1”).Invoke(); More see Adding … Read more
Edit – if the question is: “How to create console application in Visual Studio?” – @emd provided good link: How to: Create a C# Console Application Answer to: “How to create utility that takes CS file and run it as an executable?” If you projects are all in single file (or group of CS files) … Read more
Don’t. Windows has internal means for that. Read up on the policy editor, and/or file access control. If you’re admin and the “user” is not, policy (or simple ACL) will do the job; if the “user” is also an admin, they’ll be able to defeat your program fairly easily. 4 solved Is there a way … Read more
Except the way Compo suggested (using more with +1 which will exclude the first line), you can use a for /F loop: @echo off for /F “skip=1 delims=” %%A IN (file.csv) do (echo %%A)>>file1.csv which, with the option skip=1 will skip the first line. Another way would be to loop through the output of more … Read more
Your code, properly indented, should look like this: def update_bullets(bullets): “””Update position of bullets and gets rid of old bullets””” #Update bullet position bullets.update() # Get rid of bullets that had dissapeared for bullet in bullets.copy(): if bullet.rect.bottom <= 1: bullets.remove(bullet) print(len(bullets)) Python code requires proper indentation at all times. Whitespace matters (unlike C)! I … Read more