How can I include " in a message ?

[LordSphynx]

I need to do the following:

$message should give me "Some text" (with the brackets).

Now how can I do this, seen that when I do this like this ($message = "Some text"), $message gives me Some text (without the brackets)

Thanks

[BrettF]

I need to do the following:

$message should give me "Some text" (with the brackets).

Now how can I do this, seen that when I do this like this ($message = "Some text"), $message gives me Some text (without the brackets)

Thanks

I'm having trouble understanding. I see $message = "Some Text", But where do the brackets come from?? Do you want them in the string?? Cause im just lost

[LordSphynx]

I'm having trouble understanding. I see $message = "Some Text", But where do the brackets come from?? Do you want them in the string?? Cause im just lost

What I want to do is that $message has to be send to the KLOG service (is a service which enumerates a syslog error to the syslog server) and the error is set in $message.

So actually, I need it to send this:

Run("KLOG.EXE -L Critical -m " & $message)

So my message must be between brackets because it consist of more then 1 word.

The message send could be like this --> Diskspace on drive C is low

So when I send that in command line, this would be: KLOG.EXE -L Critical -m "Diskspace on drive C is low"

Edited June 12, 2007 by LordSphynx

[Jos]

Run('KLOG.EXE -L Critical -m "' & $message & '"')

[BrettF]

What I want to do is that $message has to be send to the KLOG service (is a service which enumerates a syslog error to the syslog server) and the error is set in $message.

So actually, I need it to send this:

Run("KLOG.EXE -L Critical -m " & $message)

So my message must be between brackets because it consist of more then 1 word.

The message send could be like this --> Diskspace on drive C is low

So when I send that in command line, this would be: KLOG.EXE -L Critical -m "Diskspace on drive C is low"

Ahhh! Ok, All you need to do is use ' instead of " in your function call. The result would be:

run (' KLOG.EXE -L Critical -m "Diskspace on drive C is low"')

EDIT: Oooooooo........ Just bet me Jdeb!

Edited June 12, 2007 by Bert