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    Quote Originally Posted by linder View Post
    Hmm, you pass a compiler variable via the command line and then use this value in the SKU? No, by design it is not supposed to work. So if you see a value in the SKU screen that you passed via the command line then it was only "luck".

    Friedrich
    "luck" ?

    in your help file can´t find the word "luck":

    Preprocessor: Set Compiler Variable Value

    Enter the following command line statement into a batch file or any other program that has the ability to run command line statements, such as Scheduled Tasks in the Control Panel to read the constant value from the compiler command line:

    SB7.EXE /C "C:\Development\Sample.sb7" /CV MYCOMPILERVAR "1"

    where:

    SB7.EXE is the path to the SetupBuilder 7 executable

    /C is the compiler switch

    "C:\Development\Sample.sb7" is the path to the project file you want to compile

    /CV is the switch to read the compiler variable value from the compiler command line

    MYCOMPILERVAR is the name of the compiler variable to define

    "1" is the new value of the compiler variable
    and about this:

    Quote Originally Posted by linder View Post
    BTW, and the compiler variable value must not contain a vertical bar. Your command line value can't be corretly processed.

    "|Standard - Deutsch/English|Fränkische|REHAU" is not a valid compiler variable value.

    Friedrich
    when i make a compiler variable - see picture 1 - and then display the value in a massage box - can i see a vertical bar. -

    Or can i only see this ?!

    For what is this function if it does not work as they should actually?
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