$FILENAME() returns the file name that includes ".zmx". I would like to replace "zmx" with "cfg". Can you suggest a way to accomplish this?
(If I knew the string length, I could use a $LEFTSTRING command, but I cannot find a string length command.)
Thanks.
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Hello,
you can get the length of the string using the Numeric Function SLEN(), then you can use $LEFTSTRING() with that length minus four.
I have attached an example macro that does this.
Thanks!
you can get the length of the string using the Numeric Function SLEN(), then you can use $LEFTSTRING() with that length minus four.
I have attached an example macro that does this.
Thanks!
Ah, I scoured the string function section and missed this one. Thank you.
Filter$ can help filter the CFG format out:
PATHONLY$ = $PATHNAME()
PATH$ = PathONLY$ + "\*.cfg"
FILTER$ = PATH$
FINDFILE TEMPFILE$, FILTER$
PATHONLY$ = $PATHNAME()
PATH$ = PathONLY$ + "\*.cfg"
FILTER$ = PATH$
FINDFILE TEMPFILE$, FILTER$
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