help with $CmdLine

[DaRkMaDnEsS]

well hello

what i'm searching for expanding the $CmdLine with more option

just line in the command prompt the %1 get the input and %~f1 full path name

here is the a list

shows what i'm talking about hope any one can help me

i need the path one as i need to run my program like this

DM.exe file name

it get called from a cmd and the DM.exe is in the system32

i want it to get the full file name with path

Edited February 17, 2010 by DaRkMaDnEsS

[Xenobiologist]

Did you look at the macro section in the helpfile?

Edited February 17, 2010 by Xenobiologist

[DaRkMaDnEsS]

Did you look at the macro section in the helpfile?

well i have looked into the help file

but i couldn't find any thing to help

and searched the forum but couldn't find any thing that can help me

i'm working on a console version of autoit

so from the cmd when i call the program with a parameters (file name)

the program gets the parameters correct but it needs the path to the file i sent

so i can work on it

[ProgAndy]

@ScriptFullPath is @ScriptDir and @ScriptName combined

the first commandline parameter is $CMDLINE[1]. $CMDLINE[0] number of parameters.

You can find all this in the helpfile. What else do you need?

maybe @WorkingDir is the current working directory?

With these variables and macros you can build the path you need.

Edited February 17, 2010 by ProgAndy

[XKahn]

To add, if this program's path is recorded in the registry you could use; $var = RegRead ("keyname", "valuename")

Hope that helps.

[DaRkMaDnEsS]

@ScriptFullPath is @ScriptDir and @ScriptName combined

the first commandline parameter is $CMDLINE[1]. $CMDLINE[0] number of parameters.

You can find all this in the helpfile. What else do you need?

maybe @WorkingDir is the current working directory?

With these variables and macros you can build the path you need.

thx the macro i didn't test was @WorkingDir

it seems that it gets the dir from the cmd

thx that what i was searching for