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[W00dyR]

Hey guys,

I have a program that I want to run on startup, but the input requires an argument.

My script right now is

shell.run("disk/program1")

The program that I want executed requires an argument behind the "program1", and if possible even more arguments. How do I make it so that this happens in the shell.run ?

Thanks ahead!

[Lyqyd]

shell.run("path/to/program", "anArgument", "anotherArgument", "aThirdArgument", aVariableWhoseContentsAreBeingPassedAsAnArgumentIfItIsANumberOrAString)

[W00dyR]

Lyqyd, on 19 December 2012 - 06:40 AM, said:

shell.run("path/to/program", "anArgument", "anotherArgument", "aThirdArgument", aVariableWhoseContentsAreBeingPassedAsAnArgumentIfItIsANumberOrAString)

Thank you very much once again, so if it is a string or number no "s and if its a argument you use "s right?

[Orwell]

No, if it's a variable drop the "s, if it is a string use "s.

[ChunLing]

For a number you don't need the double quotes, but only if it is for sure used as a number and not as a string.