1. I need more help
I am using the & statement to combine some sequences into one string, but
it is not working:
s[2][1] = s[2][1] & '\\' -- Results in s[2][1]
s[2][2] = s[2][2] & '\\' -- Results in s[2][2]
system("move " & s[2][1] & files[i][D_NAME] & " " & s[2][2] &
ToChars(count),2)
-- Results in system("move " & s[2][1])
I don't understand why there is this problem.
Jeff Fielding
JJProg at cyberbury.net
2. Re: I need more help
On March 26 you wrote:
>I am using the & statement to combine some sequences into one string, bu=
t
>it is not working:
>
>s[2][1] =3D s[2][1] & '\\' -- Results in s[2][1]
>s[2][2] =3D s[2][2] & '\\' -- Results in s[2][2]
>system("move " & s[2][1] & files[i][D_NAME] & " " & s[2][2] &
>ToChars(count),2)
>-- Results in system("move " & s[2][1])
Instead of '\\', try "\\".
Colin Taylor
3. I need more help
Jef Fielding wrote:
>From: Jeffrey Fielding <JJProg at CYBERBURY.NET> Subject: I
>need more help To: Multiple recipients of list EUPHORIA =
> <EUPHORIA at MIAMIU.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU>
>I am using the & statement to combine some sequences into one
>string, but it is not working:
>s[2][1] =3D s[2][1] & '\\' -- Results in s[2][1]
s[2][2] =3D s[2][2] & '\\' -- Results in s[2][2]
system("move " & s[2][1] & files[i][D_NAME] & " " & s[2][2] &
ToChars(count),2)
-- Results in system("move " & s[2][1])
>I don't understand why there is this problem.
>Jeff Fielding JJProg at cyberbury.net =
The problem seems to lie in the 3rd line. I myself am not sure what you a=
re
feeding
to the system command. I would suggest declaring a 'help' string variable=
(a one dimensional sequence). If you printf this variable, you could
probably see what you are feeding the system call!
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