Just saw the new $getenv(x) function.
Translated form the German help file of the development build: $getenv(x) returns the value of the environment variable x.
Never heard of environment variables before, so some questions:
Is there a list of the environment variables which can be used?
Can this list be expanded in Windows by the User?
Is there a variable for the clipboard (ctrl+c/ctrl+v) or can this be created?
to see the current Environment Variables on your PC, just goto a command Prompt and issue the command SET, this will display all environment variables and their values for your computer / userid.
This article should help a bit with the other questions.
You can see additional non-Microsoft environment variables if you press [windows-key]-[break/pause], select tab-folder Extended and press the button "environment variables".
In this dialogue you can add, edit, delete user-defined environment variables.
In the old days these variables were set by the file autoexec.bat or win.ini.
I looked up this thread after reading your response to me in a different forum, to learn about the $getEnv function you added to my .mte ...
I seem to have trouble returning anything on these (the links in your .mte utilizing $getEnv did not work). I have the same problem when I just use %UserProfile%\Desktop, for example. I get an error that the file cannot be opened and imbedded links in the export don't work.
Anyone other Mp3tag user out there with the same problem?
Florian, what could it be?
'Flskydiver', make sure to use the latest Mp3tag development version 2.48d.
[2011-03-21] NEW: scripting function $getEnv.
[2011-04-18] NEW: support for inbuilt parameters MP3TAGAPP and MP3TAGAPPDATA for $getEnv.
Oh, I'm on 2.48 so maybe that's the problem. I will update and try again.
[Edit]
According to the release notes that should be it, I think - Sorry for the misunderstanding.
(Didn't realize you snuck beta features into my .mte - lol!)