What Is The Set Command In Autoit?

[MaCgyver]

I need to create an exe. I am working off of cmd file.

I can do everything but handle this section of the file.

SET FWR=%DISK%\%BATCH2%\FWR

SET SYSINF=%JOBDIR%\SYSINF.DAT

SET PRINT1=%FWR%\FEDWIRE.TXT

Can anyone point me to the right section in the help file?

[MHz]

AutoIt does not need Set to assign variables. We just assign like:

$FWR = $DISK & "\" & $BATCH2 & "\" & $FWR

Well, the above does not translate your code, but I see just a part of DOS code, but I believe the above is a hint of how AutoIt works in comparison to the DOS equivalent line.

[MaCgyver]

AutoIt does not need Set to assign variables. We just assign like:

$FWR = $DISK & "\" & $BATCH2 & "\" & $FWR

Well, the above does not translate your code, but I see just a part of DOS code, but I believe the above is a hint of how AutoIt works in comparison to the DOS equivalent line.

I think below is what I need.

I found this in the helpfile.

EnvSet

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Writes an environment variable.

EnvSet ( "envvariable" [, "value"] )

Edited April 11, 2006 by MaCgyver

[MaCgyver]

This is what I am building the autoit exe off of.

CLS

@ECHO OFF

@ECHO ============================== JOB BUNRFWJ ==============================

@ECHO.

@ECHO FEDWIRE REPORT

@ECHO.

@ECHO ============================================================

@ECHO.

SET FWR=%DISK%\%BATCH2%\FWR

SET SYSINF=%JOBDIR%\SYSINF.DAT

SET PRINT1=%FWR%\FEDWIRE.TXT

@ECHO.

@ECHO ============================== STEP 02 BUNRFW

@ECHO.

REM RUNBW BUNACC

CALL D:\BNKTRADE\BATCH\SQLSYS\BUNRFW.EXE >> D:\BNKTRADE\SPOOL\BUNRFW.LOG

@ECHO ============================== STEP PRINT

CALL LCPRINT.CMD %PRINT1%

@ECHO.

@ECHO ============================== STEP DELETE

@ECHO.

:ENDJOB

COPY %FWR%\OUTFILE.DAT %FWR%\OUTFILE.BKP

IF EXIST %FWR%\OUTFILE.DAT DEL %FWR%\OUTFILE.DAT

IF EXIST %JOBDIR%\SYSINF.DAT DEL %JOBDIR%\SYSINF.DAT

@ECHO.

@ECHO ============================== END JOB BUNRFWJ

[MHz]

I think below is what I need.

I found this in the helpfile.

EnvSet

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Writes an environment variable.

EnvSet ( "envvariable" [, "value"] )

Rarely need to use it. Perhaps you do not need to use either.

You Set a variable in DOS as

Set Var=Variable
Echo %Var%

In AutoIt, you can do this

$Var = "Variable"
MsgBox(0, "This is a variable", $Var)

If Exist would be the equivalent of FileExists() in AutoIt.

Use the RunWait() function for BUNRFW.exe file. You can use @Comspec if you want, to pipe to file.

FileDelete() to remove files that you list.

Well, AutoIt does not not a CLS command as it is a Gui process, not DOS based (Cui).