MultiArc - archiver plugin

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Re: MultiArc - archiver plugin

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If you want to put the archive name in quotes, add a 'Q' to its variable string.

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%AQA

A = long archive name
Q = quote archive names containing spaces
A = use ANSI encoding for archive names
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Re: MultiArc - archiver plugin

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Why don't you write %AQA or %AAQ?
Q sets quotes if there are spaces in names or paths in the list entries.
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Re: MultiArc - archiver plugin

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I repat that I know it, but in some cases I need to define the list command with custom quotes.
f.e.
in PowerShell in some cases I need to define path in '' instead of "".
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Re: MultiArc - archiver plugin

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Have you tried adding a percent sign right after the variable string to delimit the variable string from the ' character?

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List="%P -cmd list -filePath '%AA%' test"
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Re: MultiArc - archiver plugin

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Hurdet wrote: 2024-01-03, 11:43 UTC I repat that I know it, but in some cases I need to define the list command with custom quotes.
f.e.
in PowerShell in some cases I need to define path in '' instead of "".
Sorry, the link in the email led me to the last post of the previous page.
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Re: MultiArc - archiver plugin

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deus-ex wrote: 2024-01-03, 11:59 UTC Have you tried adding a percent sign right after the variable string to delimit the variable string from the ' character?

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List="%P -cmd list -filePath '%AA%' test"
Result not change with %'
it like a bug.
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