DOCERR: PrependToPath Documented IncorrectlyLast reviewed: July 23, 1997Article ID: Q93396 |
3.10
WINDOWS
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The PrependToPath subroutine from the Setup toolkit is incorrectly documented in the Setup toolkit's README.WRI file. The arguments to the subroutine should not be enclosed in parentheses. PrependToPath is a subroutine and, unlike functions, the arguments to subroutines are never put in parentheses. The syntax of the PrependToPath call is:
PrependToPath szSrc$, szDest$, szDir$, cmo%An example of a call to PrependToPath is:
PrependToPath "c:\autoexec.bat","c:\autoexec.new","c:\tmp",cmoVitalszSrc$ is the full path of the original file. szDest$ is the name of new file created, which has the contents of the szSrc$ file with szDir$ added to the PATH statements. szSrc$ and szDest$ should not be the same. You can use the Setup function RenameFile to rename the original AUTOEXEC.BAT to a backup filename, and then again to rename the new file (AUTOEXEC.NEW in the code above) to AUTOEXEC.BAT.
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