At 10:55 AM 2/19/2015, Hodges, Dennis wrote:
This must be simple, I just can't seem to get it. I want to concatenate
a dot variable with a string. I want to set a path in a dot variable
(.mysource) and copy a file("Add2014Shortcut.vbs") to another dot
variable (.mytarget). How is this done?
Dennis,
Here's how ...
A very simple example
-- Build text string with given variables to copy file
SET VAR vFileName TEXT = 'filename.ext'
SET VAR vTargetFolder TEXT = 'D:\Junk'
SET VAR vCopyCommand TEXT =
('COPY'&(CVAL('CURRDIR'))+'\'+.vFileName&.vTargetFolder)
&vCopyCommand
RETURN
In your specific situation:
SET VAR vFileName TEXT = 'Add2014Shortcut.vbs'
SET VAR vTargetFolder TEXT = 'D:\Junk'
SET VAR vCopyCommand TEXT =
('COPY'&(CVAL('CURRDIR'))+'\'+.vFileName&.vTargetFolder)
&vCopyCommand
RETURN
That's all there is to it.
Note:
01. Change the QUOTES used in this example based upon your QUOTES settings
02. Make sure that you have full access rights to target folder
Have fun!
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak
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