Strings Question (Now Sorted)

[Atom]

Hi, im trying to use a command line extension and i have it working great. I need to change the file path slightly so it works for locations with a space in them though as it doesn't like these.

So basically i use a string for the location but i need to have something like "C:\test\test.dll" and the location is just using the strings alterable. If i try to add """ at the start then add the location it gives a syntax which seems to be because the " is to quote a string. Is there anyway to get the " as a standard text character rather than it thinking it's code?

[Ran_TH]

You can try this:

"""+"C:\test\test.dll"+"""

[Atom]

Edit -

I have found a solution now, the formula was now working with the suggestion but i found another way.

In the end what i did as it was using linked strings which changed i made a second string of the original and then added the """"+string stuff+"""" and then sent this to the formula using it so right from the source string and it works great now.

Thanks for your help

[Gustav]

You have to use "" for one " inside a string:

""""+"C:\test\test.dll"+""""
or
"""C:\test\test.dll"""

[Atom]

Hi Gustav, thanks i just found the fix and was editing the above post before i saw yours. It is working ok now, thanks everyone.