WiseScript Editor Reference 163
Quick Reference
Expression Operators
In conditionals, loops, and Set Variable commands, you can use the following operators:
symbols, functions, or logical operators.
Operators can operate on a variable or a constant. There are two types of constants:
numeric and string. Numeric constants must be a positive or negative integer (example:
234 or -100). Strings must be enclosed in quotation marks (“ ”).
If you enter a variable name instead of a number or string in any of the functions below,
do not enter the % characters around the variable name. Variables must follow standard
naming conventions.
See Variables and Expressions on page 33.
For details on scripts that demonstrate using expression operators, see the sample
scripts that manipulate strings and perform calculations. For details on sample scripts,
see ScriptHelp.htm in the Samples subdirectory of this product’s installation directory.
Symbols
Functions
SENDTO C:\Documents and Settings\User\SendTo
STARTMENU C:\Documents and Settings\User\Start Menu
STARTUP Folder that contains user
specific items to be run on
startup on the destination
computer.
C:\Documents and Settings\User\Start
Menu\Programs\Startup
TEMPLATES C:\Documents and
Settings\user\Templates.
TEMP Folder where temporary
files can be created.
C:\DOCUME~1\User\LOCALS~1\Temp
USERPROFILE Location of the current
user’s profile.
C:\Documents and Settings\User
+ Addition
– Subtraction
*Multiplication
/ Division
Left$(str, position) Returns the left portion of a string, where str is the string,
and position is the number of characters from the left to
return. Example: Left$(“windows”,3) returns “win.”
Variable Description Example Value
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