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Suppose I want to pass variables as my parameters, is it possible?

Example:

newva = 10 
obj = newobj.Run("%comspec% /c ruby E:\rubyfile.rb newva > D:\newdoc.txt", 1, true)

Is this possible?

user692942
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Vibha
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  • It's the classic string concatenation issue, this question has been answered so many times before. – user692942 Aug 24 '16 at 10:15
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    Possible duplicate of [How to execute commands with variables as path in vbscript](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29694523/how-to-execute-commands-with-variables-as-path-in-vbscript) – user692942 Aug 24 '16 at 10:35

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Concatenate the variable's value into the command line:

obj = newobj.Run("%comspec% /c ruby E:\rubyfile.rb " & newva & " > D:\newdoc.txt", 1, true)

(Still using the bad variable names?)

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