Variables

1) User variables

Defined by user. The type of a variable is determined when a value (integer or string) is assigned to it for the first time. Once the type of the variable is determined, values of a different type cannot be assigned to it.

2) System variables

Each system variable has a predefined type and value. Used with particular commands.

Variables Type Initial value Related commands
groupmatchstr1 ... groupmatchstr9 string "" waitregex, strjoin, strsplit, strmatch
inputstr string "" recvln, waitln, waitn, waitrecv, waitregex, sprintf, passwordbox, filenamebox, inputbox
matchstr string "" waitregex, strmatch
param1, param2 ... param9, paramcnt string, interger *1 *1
result integer 0 bplusrecv, bplussend, connect, cygconnect, kmtfinish, kmtget, kmtrecv, kmtsend, logopen, quickvanrecv, quickvansend, recvln, testlink, wait, waitevent, waitln, waitn, waitrecv, waitregex, xmodemrecv, xmodemsend, zmodemrecv, zmodemsend, sprintf, str2int, strcompare, strlen, strmatch, strscan, fileconcat, filecopy, filecreate, filedelete, fileread, filereadln, filerename, filesearch, filestrseek, filestrseek2, findfirst, findnext, clipb2var, crc32file, getdate, gettime, getver, ifdefined, var2clipb, yesnobox, getfileattr, setfileattr, foldercreate, folderdelete, foldersearch
timeout integer 0 recvln, wait, wait4all, waitevent, waitn, waitln, waitrecv, waitregex
mtimeout *2 integer 0 recvln, wait, waitevent, waitn, waitln, waitrecv, waitregex

*1 The second to ninth command line parameter of MACRO. The first parameter (param1) is the macro file name. "paramcnt" is a number of parameter counter including the fisrt parameter. See "Command line".
*2 Precision is about 50 msec.