Hello IB,

On Wed Sep 27 2017 14:17:24, IB JOE wrote to Mike Fenton:

 IJ> Okay... read the doc a little...

 IJ> if I were to write a batch file, not saying I am, I'm just saying...

 IJ> :start
 IJ> cd\bbs\node%wcnodeid%\
 IJ> c:\bbs\stuff\something.exe config.%wcnodeid%
 IJ> :Stop

 IJ> Batch file would run, and if the user was on node 3, it would change
 IJ> the user to the directory \bbs\bode3\ and exicute an exe the
 IJ> something.exe file with config.3 bedide it....

I don't even think this could be done with any BBS software unless you
actually pass that node number to the batch file from the BBS itself.

 IJ> ergo,
 IJ> :start
 IJ> cd\bbs\node%%3%
 IJ> c:\bbs\stuff\something.exe config.%%3%
 IJ> :stop

If you were to execute that batch file from Mystic, run "batchfile.bat
%3" from the data line. That will pass the node number. Then use %1 in
your batch file where you want that parameter.

 IJ> I am not sure if I explained myself correctly...

 IJ> I'm looking for  environmet variables that I can pull up in a batch
 IJ> file. This might be a parameter that sends out the node number...

As long as the batch file is executed by Mystic, the answer is: Yes. You
can pass parameters to a batch file.

 IJ> good enough... I can add some lines in a batch file if need be and
 IJ> create my own.

Looks like you've already answered your own question without waiting for an
answer? Why bother posting the question then?

Regards,
Nick

... "Не знаю. Я здесь только работаю."
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20170303