--- In [email protected], "tproli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > You're using the old format of script commands which is more > difficult > > than the newer syntax. Are you using a recent version of Powerpro? > > Also what version of Windows are you running? > > Am I using old syntax format? Did you mean &(x9) or something else? > I'm using PowerPro 4.8 and winxp sp2.
I was speaking of commands prefixed with *. Also I don't even find *ifx documented anymore. > > Anyways, using a listfile solved the problem, thanks for the help. > Apparently there were too many arguments. > > I'm having only one question: how to replace "J:\System\_OS Tools > \PowerPro\rarlist.lst" with a variable? It were nicer to declare it > at the beginning. Shame but I don't know. I think you could assign it like this local listfile=?"J:\System\_OS Tools\PowerPro\rarlist.lst" and use it with "@"++listfile If it needs quotations around it, "\x22" is a quotation mark, e.g., "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"\x22" You'd need to terminate your literal ?' quote sooner. It does sometimes take some fiddling to get commands properly quoted. I'd probably write the rar command out to a bat file and either "do" it or file.runcallback it. I probably would not delete the lst file at the end; I'd delete or recreate at the beginning so there's no need to Wait. You could also avoid using the clipboard if you wanted (by using the file plugin to write to the lst file), or at least preserve its initial content at the beginning and restore it at the end. Regards, Sheri
