Command Line $var

[AcidCorps]

Ok I've searched around and can't figure it out, I have the fallowing script which I altered from a different post

select
    case $cmdline[0] = 0 ; check to see if there is a parameter
        msgbox(0, "No Param", "Please specify start or end")
    Case $CmdLine[1] = "Start"
            $CmdLine[2] = $Var
        msgbox(0,"",$var)
    Case $cmdline[1] = 'end' ; if parameter is end
        msgbox(0, "End", "all done")
    Case Else ; if parameter is other
        msgbox(0, "No Param", "Please specify start or end")
EndSelect
Exit

I did something backwords or wrong somewhere

I want it so that start 1 will make the msgbox say "1", start 2 say "2" but I don't want the 1 or 2 to be a $var because I'm going to have an unlimited amount of numbers and letters that can be put in.

I know it's possible I just don't understand basically the short version is I want it so

Start.exe /Start 123

Where 123 is a $var

Please note I cannot read the manual due to corruption on my computer, I've read the online doc and can't figure it out from there.

[poisonkiller]

I didn't really understand what you want, but I'll give it a try:

Run("Start.exe /Start " & $var)

[AcidCorps]

thats what I want the outcome to be but how do I assign the $var from the command line?

[Leandro Conca]

If you want to assign the parameter you've passed in cmd line you have to flip your expression:

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[AcidCorps]

Awesome thank you