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Thu, 17 Apr 2008 02:11:28 -040 |
I did get the macro working.
On the second macro that sends the two pdf files though I have run into
a problem.
The Compiler will not accept the comma in the vAttachment line.
FileName=?SelectedText
nPath="C:\LifeModTest\Notes\"
cPath="C:\LifeModTest\Charts\"
vAttachment=nPath+FileName,cPath+FileName
//Note: The filename is the same for both paths.
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| Re: Thunderbird and attachments |
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Thu, 17 Apr 2008 12:23:38 GMT |
Victor:
> The Compiler will not accept the comma in the vAttachment line.
No. As written, it is nonsense.
You need to keep clear the distinction between variables and
text. Of course text is needed to specify a variable name; this
is not text in the sense that PerfectScript should handle it as
text.
It is not clear how the line should be arranged, since I do not
know what the result should be.
vAttachment=nPath+FileName,cPath+FileName
might be better as
vAttachment=nPath+FileName + "," + cPath+FileName
and I do not know whether a comma is what is needed here - often
a semicolon is used. But PerfectScript will compile either one.
It will (at runtime) recognise the variables and because of the
double quotes recognises "," as text.
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Good wishes!
Roy Lewis
C_Tech volunteer
(UK)
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