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By default the output goes to stdout, so you should be able to invoke it from a terminal like ./bin/pycdc input.pyc > output.py

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I use it on Windows and i want to edit the source for this progress. becauae i want to decomepyle man files and don't like to change everytime the input and output name. in windows i can drag the file on the exe. that's because i want to edit the source.

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If you want to construct a filename based on the input, you can get that from argv[1] (the easiest, albeit not very robust, way would be just to strip off the final 'c' by replacing it with '\0'). However, you could also create a .bat file that would redirect stdout, and then do your drag-n-drop onto that, if you didn't want to mess with the source.

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yes that what i want, can you give me a example code for the batch?

Kind regards

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I think it should be as simple as
pycdc %1 > %~n1.py

You can drag and drop the *.pyc file onto that batch and it will write the decompiled code to *.py

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The program ist create now the file, but the file is empty ..
Any idea?

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Make sure the .bat file can find pycdc. You can put pycdc in your path, start the batch file in the same folder or replace pycdc with the whole path, e.g.
C:\Dev\pycdc\bin\pycdc %1 > %~n1.py

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Same problem:

My Batchfile:
C:\Users\LoLz\Desktop\Dekompieler-MaisKolben\Decompyle.exe %1 > %~n1.py

The output-file is every time empty :(

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If you have any spaces in your path, you'll need to surround the parameters with quotes:
C:\Path\To\pycdc.exe "%1" > "%~n1.py"

However, an empty output file often means an error occurred (errors go to stderr). To debug this, you can run it from a command prompt and see what error message is given, or if you prefer, you can add another parameter to the .bat file to print errors to another file:
C:\Path\To\pycdc.exe "%1" 1>"%~n1.py" 2>"%~n1.err"

EDIT: Also worth noting that if you built with VS2012 in Release mode, you'll need to pull the latest fix I just added >.>

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.err File and the output File are empty.
I going crazy here >.<.
Thanks for your help, but i think if anyone can give me the edited source with the argv it will be works without problems.

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