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Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
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Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
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Re: Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
Use the correct form and it works
%|$DATE|
%|$DATE|
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Re: Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
He probably means quotes included and then it doesn't work.
Re: Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
The cursor is on the file "my file.txt".
After specifying in the field "Parameters:" ?"%Q%S1_%|$DATE|" the dialog shows "my file.txt_%|$DATE|" instead of "my file.txt_<yyyyMMddhhmmss>".
Move it here.
After specifying in the field "Parameters:" ?"%Q%S1_%|$DATE|" the dialog shows "my file.txt_%|$DATE|" instead of "my file.txt_<yyyyMMddhhmmss>".
Move it here.
Overquoting is evil! 👎
Re: Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
Button parameter "%N |$DATE|" display the date
Button parameter "%N |$DATE|" display the date
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Re: Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
The special syntax "%S text" or "%Sn text" with 'n' a number can be used to append the same sub-string to each inserted name. Unfortunately it does not support any other placeholders, e.g. "%S1 %N" will insert a literal %N and not the name under the cursor. That's why "%S1 %|$DATE|" doesn't work either.
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Re: Button parameter "%S1 |$DATE|" does not display the date
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You can give priority to the disclosure of environment variables, and only then the rest of the parameters with a percent sign. I think this is logical.
You can give priority to the disclosure of environment variables, and only then the rest of the parameters with a percent sign. I think this is logical.
Overquoting is evil! 👎