As an example I can define my executable as "C:\Windows\Notepad.exe". I
want my argument to be the value stored in the variable User::Source. I've
tried different methods to pass this such as "@[User::Source]" which should
evaluate to "C:\temp\input.txt", but no matter what I do it always passes the
literal value such as "@[User::Source]"
This seems a simple thing so I expect I'm just missing something. Can
anyone point out what I need to do to make this work?
Thanks
js
For my example below I don't have to put anything in the "Arguments"
property. What I needed to do was put "User::Source" in the
"StandardInputVariable" property (which I had tried) and leave the arguments
property blank (which I hadn't tried). I'm guessing the arguments property
is for command line switches of constant value such as "/F". I can state
with certainty that it isn't for parameter values.
Thanks,
js
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