anybastard Posted September 15, 2011 Posted September 15, 2011 Hi guys , please, i need your help On my script i need run this command run (@SystemDir & "\fsutil.exe file createnew c:\test4.txt 52428800") this code works fine, i have on my path C:\ a file test4.txt But unfortunatly the path ( c:\ ) is variable, it could be d:\ or f:\ Now i have my correct path in a variable for example $from . Is possible include my variable on previous command ? example run (@SystemDir & "\fsutil.exe file createnew '$from' test4.txt 52428800") Thanks so much Best Regards AnyB Thanks
Akarillon Posted September 15, 2011 Posted September 15, 2011 (edited) Does this work? And dont forget to use :\ in the variable.. But if you put a :\ at the end of the variable in the script you can only worry about using a letter as the variable. run (@SystemDir & '\fsutil.exe file createnew ' & $from & 'test4.txt 52428800') EDIT: use this to only have a letter as the variable run (@SystemDir & '\fsutil.exe file createnew ' & $from & ':\test4.txt 52428800') Edited September 15, 2011 by Akarillon Challenge accepted!
anybastard Posted September 15, 2011 Author Posted September 15, 2011 Hi , thanks so much for your quick answer . does this work ? -> No it is only an example to explain my problem Your first example works fine . I wasn;t good with single quote Best Regards AnyB.
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