CMDLINE

[Tiger]

Can everybody help me? OK i have a question for CMDLINE. I would like to write the things behind the parameter "/set"

Test.exe /set "General=Test 1|Path=C:\Test"

OK i would like to write general, path in col 0 and test 1, C:\test in col 1

[GEOSoft]

Can everybody help me? OK i have a question for CMDLINE. I would like to write the things behind the parameter "/set"

OK i would like to write general, path in col 0 and test 1, C:\test in col 1

Your question is about as clear as mud to me. Where does CMDLINE have Col 0 and Col 1? Are you taking about running the command from the command interpreter?

As in using a pipe in the string

$Path = "C:\My Folder\"
Run (@ComSpec & " /c " & $Path & "Test.exe /set General=Test 1|C:\Test")

Edited October 3, 2007 by GEOSoft

[lordofthestrings]

Func getNamedArgument($NamedArgument)
    For $i = 1 to $CmdLine[0]
        If stringinstr($CmdLine[$i],$NamedArgument) Then 
            $TmpArray = StringSplit($CMDLINE[$i],':')
            Global $return = $TmpArray[2]
        EndIf
    Next
EndFunc

useage:

getnamedargument("/test")

$return contains the value after the named argument (is what it is called in vbscript)

Edited October 3, 2007 by lordofthestrings

[Tiger]

Your script isn't good.

I have write this script

#include <Array.au3>

If $CMDLINE[0] > 0 Then
    
    $var = GetParameters($CMDLINE[1])
    
    _ArrayDisplay($var)
    
EndIf

Func GetParameters($s_cmdline)
    
    Dim $tmp_array[1][2]
    
    $array = StringSplit($s_cmdline, ",")
    
    If UBound($array, 0) = 1 Then
        
        ReDim $tmp_array[UBound($array)][2]
        
        For $i = 1 To UBound($array) - 1
            
            $part = StringSplit($array[$i], "=")
            
            $tmp_array[$i][0] = $part[1]
            $tmp_array[$i][1] = $part[2]
            
        Next
        
        $array = $tmp_array
        
    EndIf
    
    Return $array
    
EndFunc   ;==>GetParameters

Edited October 6, 2007 by Tiger

[PsaltyDS]

The 'IF' condition here is unnecessary:

$array = StringSplit($s_cmdline, ",")
   
    If UBound($array, 0) = 1 Then

    ; ...

    EndIf

Ubound($array, 0) tells you how many subscripts (dimensions) an array has.

StringSplit() always returns a 1D array, whether the delimiter is found or not, so that Ubound will always be 1 and the 'IF' will always be satisfied.

Beyond that, I don't see how an example of StringSplit with comma as a delimiter has anything to do with your example in the original post -- which has no commas in it. In that example:

$CMDLINE[0] = 2

$CMDLINE[1] = "/set"

$CMDLINE[2] = ""General=Test 1|Path=C:\Test""

Now, what did you want to do with that...?

[Tiger]

You can change the comma

[PsaltyDS]

You can change the comma

Or perhaps YOU could...

Look at my last post and what it means for the code you posted:

1. You have to check two parameters in that format: first check for "/set" in $CMDLINE[1], then parse the stuff in $CMDLINE[2].

2. After the StringSplits, use $array[0] to know how many parts there are, and $parts[0] should always be 2 if you have a proper a=b pair.

3. ReDim works but isn't necessary if you don't Dim the 2D $tmp_array until you have $array[0] to tell you how many rows it needs.

4. The 'IF' check for Ubound($array, 0) is unnecessary, as pointed out earlier. If you want to see if the StringSplit found the delimiter at all, check @error.

5. Watch out for array size, and whether you want a 0-based or 1-based array for $tmp_array. From your example input, there will be two a=b pairs to return. AutoIt arrays are 0-based, if you want the parts to start at [1][0] instead of [0][0], then you should declare the array like this: Dim $tmp_array[ubound($array)][2] = [[$array[0], ""]]

That will give $tmp_array the same number of rows as $array, and set [0][0] to the same count that was in $array[0]. When you get the returned array it will have the count in [0][0] = 2, the first pair will be [1][0] = "General" and [1][1] = "Test 1", the second pair will be [2][0] = "Path" and [2][1] = "C:\Test".

Try it with those fixes. You can make it work.

[Tiger]

The script runs and this is very good