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  1. prizm1
    I am trying to pass multi-file selections from Windows Explorer into the $CmdLine argument parameters array. For example, and these are not the literal program/project names, I can pass three full path file names via both Window's Run dialog and Terminal into the $CmdLine array, i.e, "c:\Dir\Program.exe" "D:\Test\file1.txt" "D:\Test\file2.txt" "D:\Test\file3.txt". When checked in the running program, $CmdLine index [1] has the correct value of 3, index [1] is correct with "D:\Test\file1.txt", index [2] with "D:\Test\file2.txt" and index [3] with "D:\Test\file3.txt". I get the same correct resu
  2. Skysnake
    Hi Problem is this myscript -p <zumerkelen> -x something else myscript is my AutoIt compiled CUI. -p <> is first param - fails, see below -x [text] second param, works. When I run this with the param enclosed in <> I get the response The syntax of the command is incorrect. Experimentation indicates that the <> tags are the problem. _ArrayDisplay($CmdLine, "1 Array") MsgBox(16, "1 Raw", $CmdLineRaw) The problem is with the reading of the command line. It fails BEFORE it gets into the variables...
  3. jAutomator
    Hello all! I'm trying to make a little script that sends a message over TCP. An example payload would be: MY_PAYLOAD#<ATTRS><ATTR><NAME>MAILSERVER</NAME><OPERATION>set_value(ServiceStatus)</OPERATION><VALUE><![CDATA["Not Running"]]></VALUE><TIMESTAMP>1349297031</TIMESTAMP></ATTR></ATTRS>Note how the payload contains special characters, and how the CDATA contains a SPACE (i.e. "Not Running") My compiled AU3 script expects exactly two command line arguments: 1) destination server/port expressed as 127.0.0.
  4. Chris86
    Is this possible?
  5. jazzyjeff
    Hello, I am trying to understand the $CmdLine array. My goal is to run scriptA.exe have it create a variable $varA and then run scriptB.exe and have scriptB.exe output $varA to a Msgbox. It isn't working though, so I am not getting how this works. This is what I am trying: ScriptA - $varA = 'Test' Run('d:\(x86)\AutoIt3\AutoIt3.exe "D:\AutoIT Script\CMDLINE\scriptB.au3"') ScriptB - If $CmdLine[0] = 0 Then MsgBox(64, "Result", "No variable was found.") Else MsgBox(64, "Variable", $CmdLine[1] & $varA) EndIf If someone can help me understand why this isn't working, I'd appreciate
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