OpenFileDialog Files

ABOUT:

OpenFileDialog is build with C# in Visual Studio. Its purpose is
to provide a file dialog that can be called from scripts, like
Windows Script Host or batch files.

I originally wrote this in PowerShell, but PowerShell requires each
user to perform configuration to allow PowerShell scripts to run.
That is too much work to ask a user to do. The software should just
work out of the box.



USAGE:

OpenFileDialog.exe "Dialog Title" "Doc Type|*.ext" [multiselect]



OUTPUT:

Any selected files are written to standard output, one per line.
Your script must read them in.

If you just run OpenFileDialog from the command line you will not
see any output. But, if you redirect the output to a file, you
will see it in a file:

OpenFileDialog "Open a File" "C Language Files|*.c" multiselect > selected.txt



EXAMPLE 1:

for /f %%f in ('openfiledialog "Stuff" "Java Files|*.java" multiselect') do (
    echo %%f
)