| From: | Fritsch Alexander |
| Date: | 18 Sep 2001 at 13:19:52 |
| Subject: | PutClient trouble |
> -----Urspr> üngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Craig Hutchison [SMTP:chotch@tig.com.au]
> Gesendet am: Montag, 10. September 2001 21:19
> An: arexx@yahoogroups.com
> Betreff: [arexx] Re: (unknown)
>
> FA> To be honest I don't understand the syntax of putclient. Could you
> FA> comment your
> FA> Address Command 'C:PutClient L='||LocOut||'
> FA> '||UserName||':'||PassWd||'@'||Site||'/'||RemOut||'/'file
>
> FA> please? What do the "||" mean?
>
> The double pipe operator means absolute (as opposed to implied)
> concatenation. IE. "say 'A''B'" gets you the output "AB" but
> might also get you "A B", whereas "say 'A'||'B'" will always
> return "AB". It's just a way of making sure of the result.
>
> FA> I want to send the file
> FA> ram:webcampic.jpg. I started the script always from RAM:, so I did not
> FA> need any path. (I didnt manage it in another way so far...) Ideally I
> FA> would of course be able to start the script from anywhere, e.g. no
> FA> path-dependencies. I found a LacaPath-setting or something simelar in
> FA> putclient but didn't now how to use it.
>
> The 'L=' section designates the local directory in which the outbound
> file is stored. For your own needs, using 'L=RAM:' would be
> sufficient, assuming the file to be uploaded always existed in the RAM
> Disk.
>
>
> Cache Ya,
> Craig.
>
>
> Kind regards Alexander
>
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