Diesel how to get double quotes in eval a string?

[Anonymous]

Hello,

how to get something like ?

$/eval,"\"Test \"")

I need the string with duoble quotes.

"Test"

Thanks, regards

Massimo

[Moshe-A]

this is form the manual:

DIESEL expressions return string values (text strings) that can be used as a response to standard commands, AutoLISP, and ObjectARX ® routines, and other macros

what are you trying to do exacly?

[Anonymous]

Hello

^C^C_setenv RDCambiaStato $M=$(eval,"RDCambiaStato.cmd "$(getvar,dwgname)")

If I open test.dwg in Autocad LT, then I run 

MODEMACRO

$(eval,"RDCambiaStato.cmd $(getvar,dwgname)")

I get :

RDCambiaStato.cmd TEST.DWG

But I need it WITH double quote

"RDCambiaStato.cmd TEST.DWG"

Is it possible some how?

[Moshe-A]

i still not sure i understand what you want to do? why you keep saying you want it with double quotes?

when the documentation says the value return from diesel string expresstions is a string compatiable with autolisp

Are you familer with USERS1-USERS5 system variables?

you can store in them any string value you want and use them in diesel

like if you want to put a space between 2 sysvars do that:

invoke USERS1 and respond with space (you will see noting)

than...

MODEMACRO

$(getenv,RDCambiaStato.cmd)$(getvar, users1)$(getvar,dwgname)

does that do what you after?

p.s

USERS1-USERS5 are not saved and each time you open a dwg you have to set them

so you have to design a special macro for setting them

also exists USERI1-USERI5   for integer numbers

also exists USERR1-USERR5 for real numbers

[cadffm]

Users1-5 is not available in LT.

[john.uhden]

Users1-5 are not available in LT, you bumbleheaded misanthrope.

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