--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "entropyreduction" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
> 
> Here's a little thing:
> 
> pprofolder, scriptfolder, exefullpath, lastclippath and probably 
> other keywords that return a path return it with backslashes.  That 
> shot me in the foot: I passed a string constructed from pprofolder 
> out to a vbs script, which then called back with a constructed 
> string, which had backslashs, which got treated as escape char and 
> removed....
> 
> Of course I can work around with ReplaceChar(?\/?), but maybe better 
> if keywords that return paths do so with forward slashes?  Will that 
> break anything?

For pprofolder, specify the startup parameter of PP even if it's
unneccessary, e.g., for default .pcf file,
C:/ppro/powerpro.exe C:/ppro/pproconf.pcf
And, always attach trailing "/" for folders as in
file.allfiles("C:/Temp/",...)
Similar for others, except for "exefullpath" where Windows, not PP,
seems to return the paths and Windows always replaces "/" with "\".



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