set writepath = substitute("$somepath","/","\\")
seems a reasonable way, but I get a bracing error (caused by the backslash).
I’ve tried other reasonable syntax alternatives but all of them - as long as a backslash is there - produce a bracing error
?d
HI Dani, I had a similar bracing error problem the other day.
after some trial and error(s), I got around it using something like this…
touch → set somepath = c:/blee/blah
touch → set backslash = \touch → set writepath = substitute("$somepath","/",$backslash)
touch → echo $writepath
c:\blee\blah
is there a more elegant way to do this, anybody?
Rod.