how i can use call like this

[SecuirtyZone]

hello i want use call " something like this " !

$aaaaa = "fileinstall"

$bbbbb = "program.exe"

$ccccc = @tempdir

$ddddd = "/"

$eeeee = run

call($aaaaa , $bbbbb , $ccccc & $ddddd & $bbbbb)

call($eeeee , $ccccc & $ddddd & $bbbbb)

Edited February 23, 2015 by SecuirtyZone

[Trong]

hello i want use call " something like this " !

 

$aaaaa = "fileinstall"

$bbbbb = "program.exe"

$ccccc = @tempdir

$ddddd = "/"

$eeeee = run

 

call($aaaaa , $bbbbb , $ccccc & $ddddd & $bbbbb)

call($eeeee , $ccccc & $ddddd & $bbbbb)

something like this:

 

$aaaaa = "fileinstall"
$bbbbb = "program.exe"
$ccccc = @tempdir
$ddddd = "\"
$eeeee = "run"
 $xxx=$ccccc & $ddddd & $bbbbb
 $yyy=$ccccc & $ddddd & $bbbbb

_call($aaaaa , $bbbbb , $xxx)
_call($eeeee ,  $yyy)

Func _Call($z , $c , $x="")
    If $x="" Then Return MsgBox(0,"",$z& ": "& $c)
    MsgBox(0,$z& ": "& $c, $x)
EndFunc

[TheSaint]

It seems to me you are incorrectly trying to use the Call function?

What you probably need, is something like.

MyCallFunc("fileinstall", "program.exe", @tempdir, "/", run)

Func MyCallFunc($aaaaa, $bbbbb, $ccccc, $ddddd, $bbbbb)

     ; your commands go here

     ; especially where you join by assignment - $path = $ccccc & $ddddd & $bbbbb

EndFunc

Note though, that "/" should probably be "" and run won't work.

run should probably be $run and be assigned a value previously (i.e. $run = 1)

Then you use it in your function, by having something like - If $run = 1 Then Run($path)

So in essence you would have -

$run = 1
MyCallFunc("fileinstall", "program.exe", @tempdir, "\", $run)

Not sure why you need to single out "" or "/" as being separate in the manner you do?

Edited February 23, 2015 by TheSaint

[SecuirtyZone]

Thank you guys for help me    

[Trong]

Thank you guys for help me    

 

Maybe:

Global $FileInstall="C:\Windows\Notepad.exe"
Global $InstallPath= @TempDir&"\Program.exe"
Global $RunAfterInstall=0

If ($CmdLine[0] > 0) Then
    ;Run App.exe \run
    If StringInStr($CmdLineRaw,"\run") Then $RunAfterInstall=1
EndIf


;InstallAndRun($FileInstall , $InstallPath , $RunAfterInstall)

Func InstallAndRun($FileInstall , $InstallPath , $RunAfterInstall=0)
    FileInstall($FileInstall,$InstallPath,1)
    If FileExists($InstallPath) Then
        If $RunAfterInstall Then Run($InstallPath)
    Else
        MsgBox(48,"FileInstall Error","Can't wirte file:" &$InstallPath)
    EndIf
EndFunc

Edited February 23, 2015 by Trong

[BrewManNH]

FileInstall will not work with a variable as the filename and path. Also, FileInstall will install the files to the compiled exe regardless of any conditional statements, you can only use the conditional statements when trying to extract the files from the exe, it always installs the files when it sees the function.