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Environment Questions

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Hi,

First thanks for this amazing tools.

Very powerfull with a lovely classic interface.

I have a question about environment processing.

Is it possible to "concatenate" or substitute environment variables into another environment variable ?

to create a sort of dynamic attribution and resolution and if yes what is the syntax ?

Here is my example:

windows.systemfolder.x86	= %SystemRoot%\System32\
windows.systemfolder.x64 = %SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\
computer.processor.architecture = %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%

windows.systemfolder.current = %windows.systemfolder.%computer.processor.architecture%%
windows.version = %windows.systemfolder.current%ntddl.dll?Version

Also depending on the current computer architecture systemfolder will dynamically be attributed.

- windows.systemfolder.current does not work as i have a variable into another variable.

- windows.version works great if I specify windows.systemfolder.x86 value for windows.systemfolder.current

Thanks in advance for your reply.

Kind Regards

Moo


I've never tested it, but it shouldn't work as you found out. But it should be possible without much code modification. Unfortunately I can't spent more time in wihu development.

Benjamin Kalytta

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