Multiple Variables in a string

[Cheeze Man]

inputuser = pie1;
inputpass = pie2;
inputfile = pie3;
Dialog.Message("Notice", inputuser inputpass inputfile );


To make the dialogue say "pie1 pie2 pie3"
so one string (or whatever you call it) is using not 1 but 3 variables, if you don't undestand please tell me, i am not that good at explaining things

[Corey]

Hi, check out "concatenation" in the user's guide, i.e.

Dialog.Message("Notice", inputuser.." "..inputpass.." "..inputfile );

[Cheeze Man]

thank you, but when i bulid the project and click the button, it gives me the message "On Click, Line 4: attempt to concatenate global `inputfile' (a nil value)"
why does it say that?:huh

[Corey]

Because you didn't set your variable.

[longedge]

If you're using the code shown in your original post, then you need to assign values to each string by enclosing each one in quotes. Try something like -

inputuser = "pie1";
inputpass = "pie2";
inputfile = "pie3";
Dialog.Message("Notice", inputuser.." "..inputpass.." "..inputfile );

[Cheeze Man]

its a bit too late i used a more complex way
create = "-c -b";
user = Input.GetText("user");
pass = Input.GetText("pass");
out = "output.txt";
userout = out .. " " .. user;
useroutc = create .. " " .. userout;
b = useroutc .." " .. pass;
result = File.Run("AutoPlay\\Docs\\htpasswd.bat", b, "AutoPlay\\Docs", SW_SHOWNORMAL, false);
thanks anyway

[Corey]

Well the main thing is that now you know how to concatenate. :yes