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Home > Forums > Programmers > Languages > Aspect (Procomm) Forum

Automatically Selecting the Directory and Entry

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MyFlight (TechnicalUser)
13 Sep 02 16:50
this is a Follow-up question for the Resetting User-ID and Password question I submitted.

Is there a way to find the Connection Directory that is currently in use.  In addition, can I find the DIALENTRY.

I would like to use my Password script to change passwords within a connection directory.  

However, the way I currlty have the script file written you have to specify both the Connection Directory as well as the Entry Name.

Suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
knob (Programmer)
13 Sep 02 17:49
You can get the current Connection Directory from the $DDIRFNAME system variable.  It includes the full path of the file, so you may need to strip out just the filename depending on your purposes.

You may be able to use either the $DIALENTRY or $DIALSELECT to determine what entry was accessed last.

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