Variable return to a path directory

[regis]

Hello everybody,

I want to make a script who made this but in autoit:

Net use X: \\server\share\%username%

I made this

DriveMapAdd ("x:, "\\server\share\'@username")

But the @username variable have not been reconized.

How can i do for return the username into the path directory?

Sorry for my bad english.

Thank's

[Danny35d]

Welcome to AutoIt...

You have @username between quotes.

Try this ==> DriveMapAdd ("x:", "\\server\share\" & @username)

Edited August 21, 2006 by Danny35d

[regis]

Welcome to AutoIt...

You have @username between quotes.

Try this ==> DriveMapAdd ("x:", "\\server\share\" & @username)

Fast and correct thank you very much

i was trying DriveMapAdd ("x:", "\\server\share\ & @username")

but it didn't work anymore just for a bad quote...

[regis]

In the same way i try to execute a home made program which, in my batch work's like that:

c:\make.exe %username% "x:"

The program function is to make username directory (and inside link's with sql) into the x: mapped network.

So in autoit i try this

DriveMapDel("x:")

DriveMapAdd("x:", "\\server\share")

Run('c:\make.exe' & ' "%username%" "x:" ')

DriveMapDel("x:")

DriveMapAdd("x:", "\\server\share\" & @username)

it seems that the line in bold is not working.

i've seen the syntax in an other post so it seem good for me...

But not for autoit

Thanks for your help.

[Xenobiologist]

HI,

%username% should it be the loggedon username or a parameter given to the called script?

So long,

Mega

[buzz44]

DriveMapDel("X:")
DriveMapAdd("X:", "\\server\share")
Run("C:\Make.exe " & @UserName & ' "X:"')
DriveMapDel("X:")
DriveMapAdd(":", "\\server\share\" & @UserName)

Edited August 22, 2006 by Burrup

[regis]

Well it should be the loggedon username.

But i use it with the application that why i put the windows variable %username%.

I tried with @username but i got an error message.

[buzz44]

What error message? Edited August 23, 2006 by Larry

[regis]

Ok i was puting

Run('c:\make.exe' & @username & ' "X:"')

instead

Run("C:\Make.exe " & @UserName & ' "X:"')

quote, quote always the quote

simple quote seem to be for variable to use outside the autoit code and double quote inside th code.

Is that it ?

Thank whatever.

[buzz44]

Just copy/paste the code I provided @@. Edited August 23, 2006 by Larry