write to specific filename
Paul Gr
pauls_postbus at hotmail.com
Thu Jul 27 12:23:59 UTC 2006
hello felix,
The startup parameters are available as attributes of the current context.
For example:
c.GetAtrrib("Subject")
You can use attribute values to assemble strings, such as filenames. Another
example:
Dim strFilename as String
strFilename = "mouse-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) & "-" &
CStr(c.GetAttrib("Session")) & ".txt"
hope this helps.
best,
paul
>From: Felix Fischer <beamgau at gmx.de>
>To: EPRIME at MAIL.TALKBANK.ORG
>Subject: write to specific filename
>Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2006 14:16:14 +0200
>
>hello,
>
>i use an inline-script to log the mousecursour-coordinates. i want to write
>this to a txt-file, and this works fine. but is it possible to put a string
>or something in the filename? i would like to use the subject-number, which
>is asked at startup. can anyone give me a hint?
>
>thank you
>
>f.fischer
>
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