I want to assign a path to a variable like
powershellPath=powershell -file “C:\Download.ps1”
and I want to display it in the message box like
powershell -file “C:\Download.ps1” with the quotes. If there is a way, please help me, guys.
I even tried using triple quotes as suggested in the forum.
The approach I tried: "powershell -file ““C:\Download.ps1"””
Try this -
"powershell -file \" C:\\Download.ps1 \" "
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Hi thanks for the suggestion. I tried with that too but still its giving me an error.
Try this -
Assing a variable, powershellPath=powershell -file ""C:\Download.ps1""
In the message box, just give variable name - powershellPath
VirajN
(Viraj Nalawade)
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actually this works for me
what version of studio are you using?
DoubleQuotedString.xaml (5.0 KB)
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VirajN
(Viraj Nalawade)
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works even with assigning a variable DoubleQuotedString.xaml (5.6 KB)
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I have already tried this but this isn’t working for me and I am using UiPath 2019.30 wit the .Net frame work version4.7.2
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Okay thanks. This worked for me as I wanted.
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VirajN
(Viraj Nalawade)
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@anil5 can you share your thoughts here?
i am using 2019.2.0 and it works where as OP is using 2019.3.0 and it doesnt work?
You can also use the function
Chr(34)
Regards,
JothyPrasanth M
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