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| 2019-07-25 | 2019-07-25 | ||
| better wording and phrase ordering (martin) | stable 5.15 released long time ago - !E should be used now instead of !S (martin) | ||
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| You will typically be using these [[custom_command#patterns|custom command patterns]]: | You will typically be using these [[custom_command#patterns|custom command patterns]]: | ||
| - | * ''!S'' (session URL) to pass the current session settings to the script. If you want to pass a password too, you have to [[security_credentials|store or remember it]]. | + | * ''!E'' (session URL) to pass the current session settings to the script. If you want to pass a password too, you have to [[security_credentials|store or remember it]]. //''!E'' is supported by the latest version of WinSCP only. Older versions support only ''!S'', which does not carry all session settings.// &recent |
| * ''!/'' and ''!'' combined to ''!/!'' to pass a full path to a selected remote file. | * ''!/'' and ''!'' combined to ''!/!'' to pass a full path to a selected remote file. | ||
| * ''!^!'' to pass a full path to a selected local file. | * ''!^!'' to pass a full path to a selected local file. | ||
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| ==== Passing Session Settings ==== | ==== Passing Session Settings ==== | ||
| - | As mentioned above use a custom command pattern ''!S'' to pass the current session settings in a form of a session URL to the script. | + | As mentioned above use a custom command pattern ''!E'' to pass the current session settings in a form of a session URL to the script. |
| In the script, accept the %%URL%% using a parameter (''sessionUrl'' here) and use ''[[library_sessionoptions_parseurl|SessionOption.ParseUrl]]'' to parse the %%URL%%. | In the script, accept the %%URL%% using a parameter (''sessionUrl'' here) and use ''[[library_sessionoptions_parseurl|SessionOption.ParseUrl]]'' to parse the %%URL%%. | ||
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| <code batch> | <code batch> | ||
| - | powershell.exe -File c:\example\example.ps1 -sessionUrl !S | + | powershell.exe -File c:\example\example.ps1 -sessionUrl !E |
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| ==== Passing Session Settings ==== | ==== Passing Session Settings ==== | ||
| - | As mentioned above use a custom command pattern ''!S'' to pass the current session settings in a form of a session URL to the script. | + | As mentioned above use a custom command pattern ''!E'' to pass the current session settings in a form of a session URL to the script. |
| In the script, accept a session %URL% as a script parameter and pass it to [[scriptcommand_open|''open'' command]]. | In the script, accept a session %URL% as a script parameter and pass it to [[scriptcommand_open|''open'' command]]. | ||
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| <code batch> | <code batch> | ||
| - | "%WINSCP_PATH%\winscp.exe" /script=c:\example\example.txt /parameter // !S | + | "%WINSCP_PATH%\winscp.exe" /script=c:\example\example.txt /parameter // !E |
| </code> | </code> | ||