What about doing this instead? Let>a={" a b c d with blanks at end "} ...or could the need to ever end a line with a blank be removed by having a system variable maybe called VARQUOTEDSTRING=1 meaning literal strings may be enclosed in quotes (but don't have to be) and if they are the quotes aren't ...

This topic hasn't been addressed in some time now...... Has this capability been added yet? It is not feasible for us to rewrite hundreds of seperate macros into Gosubs. There is also the problem of variable scoping. With external macros being called from the main script, I am free to reuse variable...

Thanks for the explanation. I would suggest then that it be removed from the "Command Locator" so that others are not confused by a command which really doesn't exist anymore. I suspect there are other obsolete commands, as I remember looking in the "command locator" sometime in the past, and findin...

I was reading the version history and came across this entry about "Rendezvous" being a new command added in version 5.1 It's not in the help file....... and no mention of it being taken out..... What does it do.... Or DID it used to do? Thanks. Version 5.1 20/08/99 New Commands : Ascii DateStamp Ge...

Thanks! I see that you have now fixed this problem and included it in the latest and greatest release. Version 7.3.10.4 22/02/2005 Fixed View System Windows sometimes omitting last char Fixed radiogroups not resetting properly on subsequent shows When debugging SetFocus no longer finds the editor wi...

Thanks! I see that you have now fixed this problem and included it in the latest and greatest release. Version 7.3.10.4 22/02/2005 Fixed View System Windows sometimes omitting last char Fixed radiogroups not resetting properly on subsequent shows When debugging SetFocus no longer finds the editor wi...

How do I use the SetCheckBox>window_title, object_caption ,TRUE|FALSE command when there are multiple checkboxes on the same window using the exact same object_caption ? Seems like it would be handy to have an "instance" parm similar to the "GetControlText>WindowTitle,ClassName,Instance,Result" comm...

I started to post about an issue that I later found out is not
an issue after all. Tried to delete post, but could only "edit"
to add this message.

Well I think I may have found a solution which I will share to see if anybody can think of a better one.... The main macro is modified as follows: ----------------- ReadIniFile>c:\myini.ini,settings,window,WinTitle VBStart VBEnd VBEval>escape("%WinTitle%"),WinTitle Macro>%SCRIPT_DIR%\Test1.scp /mywi...

This sample code illustrates the problem with passing a variable as a parameter to a macro. The main macro contains these lines ---------------------- ReadIniFile>c:\myini.ini,settings,window,WinTitle Macro>%SCRIPT_DIR%\Test1.scp /mywin=%WinTitle% ----------------------------------------------------...

Version 7.3.10.3e The "Tools/View System Windows" is sometimes not displaying the last character of text propertly. This initially caused me to incorrectly assume many times that I could not detect the text using the "GetControlText" command because I was using the "find" feature within the View Sys...

Version 7.3.10.3e I am having problems with the new radio group in dialogs. I followed the instructions on how to use them as best as I could, but something strange seems to be going on. When you run this sample code, initially the radio group displays properly. But when you click the "check all" or...

This is a clip from a recorded macro, but the MoveWindow and ResizeWindow commands have not been coded correctly by the recorder. The entry from the Tools/View System Windows shows the following for the window in question. 2425216 - TFormActivityList "Activities List - Assigned To: START" Notice it ...

That is WONDERFUL!

Thank you VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I continue to be VERY impressed with MJTNET.

I would like to be able to retrieve the version of an .exe or .dll file -- similar to what you get when you right click ->properties->version->file version in windowsXP.

Is there another way to do this that I am missing? Something in VBScript maybe?


Thanks.