Format String

[jay 0]

$Message = " -serverSMTP " & (GUICtrlRead($SMTPADD)) & " -s " & (GUICtrlRead($SUBJECT)) & " -body " & (GUICtrlRead($BODY)) & " -u " & (GUICtrlRead($USERNAME)) & " -pw " & (GUICtrlRead($PASSWORD)) & " -t " & (GUICtrlRead($TO)) & " -attach " & (GUICtrlRead($var))

When this string comes out i would like it to have Double Quotes around each variable

so it would look like this.

$Message = -serverSMTP "smtp.somewhere.com" -s "TESTSUBJECT" -body "TESTBODY"

-u myuname -pw "mypassword" -t someone@somewhere.com -attach "c:\file.txt"

[SpookMeister 2]

Does this work?

$var="test " & chr(34) & "thing" & chr(34)
MsgBox(4096,"",$var)

[jay 0]

Does this work?

$var="test " & chr(34) & "thing" & chr(34)
MsgBox(4096,"",$var)

Thanks that worked good

[ioliver 0]

Thanks that worked good

You could also use single quotes to enclose the message, and use double quotes inside the single quotes.

Example:

$message = 'This is "' & 'my" ' & 'message.'
  MsgBox(0, "Test Message", $message)

Thanks,

Ian

[LxP 7]

Here's an approach using StringFormat():

Local $Skeleton = '-serverSMTP "%s" -s "%s" -body "%s" -u %s -pw "%s" -t %s -arrach "%s"'
$Message = StringFormat($Skeleton, GUICtrlRead($SMTPADD), GUICtrlRead($SUBJECT), GUICtrlRead($BODY), GUICtrlRead($USERNAME), GUICtrlRead($PASSWORD), GUICtrlRead($TO), GUICtrlRead($var))

[SmOke_N 212]

Here's an approach using StringFormat():

Local $Skeleton = '-serverSMTP "%s" -s "%s" -body "%s" -u %s -pw "%s" -t %s -arrach "%s"'
$Message = StringFormat($Skeleton, GUICtrlRead($SMTPADD), GUICtrlRead($SUBJECT), GUICtrlRead($BODY), GUICtrlRead($USERNAME), GUICtrlRead($PASSWORD), GUICtrlRead($TO), GUICtrlRead($var))

Nice!