Hello IB,

On Wed Sep 27 2017 17:08:56, IB JOE wrote to Nicholas Boel:

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

 IJ> I just mentioned 2 BBS software that do it

You obviously missed my point.

 IJ> Start:
 IJ> During operation, Synchronet may write to several different
 IJ> environment variables which can be utilized by other programs.  Some
 IJ> of these environment variables are also used by the utility programs
 IJ> that are included with Synchronet as well as third party programs
 IJ> written for Synchronet.  Following is a list of environment variables
 IJ> and a brief explanation of them:

If Synchronet is the one executing the batch file (as mentioned in my last
post) then yes, it is very possible. With everything I explained in my last
post, Mystic is able to do this also. I also showed you how to do it.

Hang on..

MYSTIC IS ABLE TO DO THIS ALSO. I EXPLAINED THIS IN THE PREVIOUS MESSAGE!


 IJ> WINServer AKA WildCat 5 does the same thing.  It generates WCNODEID as
 IJ> an environment variable when it spawns a window to run a door...

Yep, same instance. But you're not paying attention.... again.

 IJ> The answer is no, or it sounds like it... no big because I can make
 IJ> one up in the batch file as needed.

You're forcing your own answer to no. I told you the answer is YES. But you
seem to have your own opinion on the matter, and don't care to pay enough
attention to what anyone else says.

 IJ> ...
 IJ> set nodenum=%3
 IJ> cd\bbs\node%nodenum%
 IJ> ...

 IJ> Just asking

No. That's not what your batch file should do. Just saying. Please re-read
my last reply to you, because I'm not going to tell you more than once if
you are going to make up your own decisions on what Mystic can and can't
do.

... even though you were told otherwise. :(

Regards,
Nick

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