Where is cm_SavePathToFileA?

[sexy69]

There are commands:

cm_SaveSelectionToFileA
cm_SaveDetailsToFileA
and
cm_AddPathToCmdline

I would want to save the path to the txt file
"SavePathToFileA"

How to do this without Clip (cm_CopySrcPathToClip)?

[MVV]

If you need just current path, you can use a button as simple as this one:

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Command: cmd.exe
Parameters: /c "echo %P > "file.txt""

(you can replace file.txt with full path to file)

[sexy69]

Thank you, it works.

[sexy69]

There is a problem,
It does not read ANSI characters.

[MVV]

Console apps use OEM encoding by default, just try to open file with proper encoding. Are you really need ANSI text file and not Unicode one? What do you do with it next?

[sexy69]

It looks like
"X:\ Transfer\Testy\zam˘w\ľ˘ˆ†.jpg"

I need a script VBS

[MVV]

If you then run a script, you can pass path to script itself, or you can save Unicode file and read it from script, it shouldn't be hard.

[sexy69]

VBS is read
WshShell.Run """X:\ Transfer\Testy\zamów\żółć.jpg"""

and it no longer reads
WshShell.Run """X:\ Transfer\Testy\zam˘w\ľ˘^†.jpg"""

[MVV]

Can't you directly run your script with path argument and access passed arguments?

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Command: wscript.exe
Parameters: "script.vbs" "%P"

And, FSO.OpenTextFile supports Unicode files so you can export path in Unicode by adding /u parameter to cmd.exe command line.

[sexy69]

Command: wscript.exe
Parameters: "test.vbs" "%P"

And how is it working?

I test.vbs file and click on the icon, nothing happens.

[MVV]

You should read arguments in script. Try this sample script:

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WScript.Echo WScript.Arguments.item(0)

[sexy69]

Code:
WScript.Echo WScript.Arguments.item(0)

And where I'm typing

[MVV]

What do you need to type?

[sexy69]

I enter it into the script test.vbs?

[sexy69]

And as this "WScript.Echo Wscript.Arguments.Item (0)" read anything in VBS or VB6?