Send stuff

[Jussip]

Hey, is there way to use "Send" command to send some stuff, like IP, username, and such system stuff?

If there is, please write the code here.

Thx

[Szhlopp]

Hey, is there way to use "Send" command to send some stuff, like IP, username, and such system stuff?

If there is, please write the code here.

Thx

Use the help file and forum search.

Just out of curiosity what are you using this for?

[Jussip]

Use the help file and forum search.

Just out of curiosity what are you using this for?

I have tried =/

Im making small prog, so when i press a button it writes comp info to a inputbux =)

[PsaltyDS]

I have tried =/

Im making small prog, so when i press a button it writes comp info to a inputbux =)

Post an example of what you tried, and be sure to explain what you wanted it do.

[AlmarM]

Send(@IPAddress1)
Send(@Username)
Send(Etc.)

Look at the @ stuff in the help file!

AlmarM

[lordicast]

You wouldnt send them you would use them as Variables.

$ip = @IPAddress1
$user = @username

;This is you sending it to a msgbox!

Msgbox(0,'Hello','Your Username is '&$user&' and your IP is '&$ip)

;And or 

Send($IP&' ' $user)

Edited September 19, 2008 by lordicast

[PsaltyDS]

You wouldnt send them you would use them as Variables.

$ip = @IPAddress1
$user = @username

;This is you sending it to a msgbox!

Msgbox(0,'Hello','Your Username is '&$user&' and your IP is '&$ip)

;And or 

Send($IP&' ' $user)

Those macros return strings, and will work fine as AlmarM proposed, as will any other function that returns a string. For example:

Global $avArray[2] = ["xab", "cdx"]
Send(StringUpper(StringTrimLeft($avArray[0], 1) & @UserName & StringTrimRight($avArray[1], 1)))

There is no need to save them to variables first.