Please help!

[Dimmak]

How can i get folder path like that:
{0302F4E8-70D2-4C4D-B74C-ED88F9E5AD89}

[Marcus Tettmar]

This is a GUID.

Can you define "get"? Do you mean you want to MAKE one? Or you want to retrieve one from somewhere? If the latter, where from, what are you trying to "get"?

If you want to make one:

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VBSTART
Function MakeGuid
  Set TypeLib = CreateObject("Scriptlet.TypeLib")
  MakeGuid = TypeLib.Guid
End Function
VBEND

VBEval>MakeGuid,myGuid
MessageModal>myGuid

If you mean something else please clarify.

[Dimmak]

For example:
Here is folder: C:\temp\1
I need it's path in format like this:
{799C96C4-0145-4EFA-9C13-C0C6955B0210}

[Marcus Tettmar]

Well you can get a list of subfolders with GetFileList. Then loop through.

[Dimmak]

Marcus!
I don't know how to put variable into VB function.

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Let>path=C:\fldr
VBSTART
Function MakeGuid
  Set TypeLib = CreateObject("Scriptlet.TypeLib")
  MakeGuid = TypeLib.Guid
End Function
VBEND

VBEval>MakeGuid,myGuid
MessageModal>myGuid

So, please
How to put %path% into YOUR VB function??

[Marcus Tettmar]

What do you want the function to DO with your path variable?

Here's how to pass a parm to a VBScript function:

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VBSTART
Function MyFunc(var)
  MsgBox var
  'etc
End Function
VBEND

Let>path=c:\folder
VBEval>MyFunc("%path%"),res

All this will do is display the value in a message box, but you can see how it is passed in.

[Dimmak]

Thanks, Marcus!
That's it!