Macro in @ComSpec Command?

[johnmcloud]

Hi community, i'm new here.

My name is John

I'd like to insert Macro in @ComSpec command.

I have a .bat file with this script example:

C:\Folder01\Start.exe -10 C:Folder02\End.exe

The .bat working.

I want to make a .exe with @WORKINGDIR and @ComSpec Command because i can't to write the exact directory for deploy to another my PC with a different folder position.

I try:

$var1 = @WorkingDir & '\Folder01\Start.exe' 
$var2 = '-10 ' 
$var3 = @WorkingDir & '\Folder02\End.exe'
RunWait( @ComSpec & " /c " & $var1&$var2&$var3 )

But not work. I have use Macro in other ways, but in this case i don't now how to do. I'm a beginner, sorry

Thanks

[LurchMan]

I think what you are looking for is @ScriptDir. It contains the directory that the script resides in.

[johnmcloud]

browser problem.

Sorry

Edited July 13, 2011 by johnmcloud

[johnmcloud]

The script is correct?

I have only sostitute the @workingdir with @scriptdir?

Thanks

[LurchMan]

The script is correct?

I have only sostitute the @workingdir with @scriptdir?

Thanks

It looks good from what I see, except you might want to do "$var1 & " " & $var2 & " " & $var3" so the variables have a space in between them for the command to work.

[johnmcloud]

i'm test it...

Edited July 13, 2011 by johnmcloud

[johnmcloud]

another browser error.

Please sorry me.

Edited July 13, 2011 by johnmcloud

[johnmcloud]

i'm test it...

And don't work

How can i do?

P.s the script is in the main directory of the folder

[KaFu]

There were definitely some spaces missing, also check the console for output.

$var1 = @WorkingDir & '\Folder01\Start.exe'
$var2 = '-10 '
$var3 = @WorkingDir & '\Folder02\End.exe'
$sCmd = @ComSpec & " /c " & $var1 & " " & $var2 & " " & $var3
ConsoleWrite($sCmd & @CRLF)
RunWait($sCmd)

[johnmcloud]

i have resolved

I use msgbox for see "" and space.

When everyting was ok I don't use @comspec but simply runwait($cmd)

$cmd is equal to var1 / var2 / var3

Thanks for support

John