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I use this funktion to save variables to the users harddisk:
fscommand ("exec", "command.com\t/c\techo\variable=x\t>>file.txt"
file.txt is the file the information is saved to,
variable=x is the text. which is saved in the txt file.
But I want the value of x to be written to the txt file, not the letter x,
so i get variable=1 (if x is 1), how can i make this?
fscommand ("exec", "command.com\t/c\techo\variable=x\t>>file.txt"
file.txt is the file the information is saved to,
variable=x is the text. which is saved in the txt file.
But I want the value of x to be written to the txt file, not the letter x,
so i get variable=1 (if x is 1), how can i make this?