ChrisF
12-16-2009, 11:41 AM
I'm using VBPro v7.2
I set up macros to start my script, for example
macro name = PROJECT_DIR
macro value = C:\My Projects
I can then use the macroin subsequent steps, like copying files, for example
source dir = %PROJECT_DIR%\source
But now I want to use the macro in a step that has a VBScript, and the macro NEEDS to be inside quotes. So without the macro, I do
dbFile = "C:\My Projects\myFile.db"
How can I do the equivalent of this instead?
dbFile = "%PROJECT_DIR%\myFile.db"
I set up macros to start my script, for example
macro name = PROJECT_DIR
macro value = C:\My Projects
I can then use the macroin subsequent steps, like copying files, for example
source dir = %PROJECT_DIR%\source
But now I want to use the macro in a step that has a VBScript, and the macro NEEDS to be inside quotes. So without the macro, I do
dbFile = "C:\My Projects\myFile.db"
How can I do the equivalent of this instead?
dbFile = "%PROJECT_DIR%\myFile.db"