Three methods for solving path with spaces in vbs

In vbs, if the program to be run contains spaces, errors are often prompted in the usual way. In fact, there are two different solutions:

1. Add three double quotes before and after the application. The Code is as follows:

 

 

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1. Set wshell = Createobject ("wscript. Shell ")
2. Wshell. Run "" C:/program files/360/360 SE/360se.exe ", 5, true
3. Set wshell = nothing

Set wshell = Createobject ("wscript. Shell") wshell. Run "" C:/program files/360/360 SE/360se.exe ", 5, true set wshell = nothing

 

 

1. Use CHR (34) to enclose strings with quotation marks. The Code is as follows:

 

 

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1. Temp = "C:/program files/360/360 se3/360se.exe"
2. Path = CHR (34) & temp & CHR (34)
3. Set wshell = Createobject ("wscript. Shell ")
4. Wshell. Run path, 1, true
5. Set wshell = nothing

Temp = "C:/program files/360/360 se3/360se.exe" Path = CHR (34) & temp & CHR (34) set wshell = Createobject ("wscript. shell ") wshell. run path, 1, true set wshell = nothing

 

 

3. To increase readability, use the following code to define constants:

 

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1. Public const vbquote = """"
2. Temp = "C:/program files/360/360 se3/360se.exe"
3. Path = vbquote & temp & vbquote
4. Set wshell = Createobject ("wscript. Shell ")
5. Wshell. Run path, 1, true
6. Set wshell = nothing

Public const vbquote = "temp =" C:/program files/360/360 se3/360se.exe "Path = vbquote & temp & vbquoteset wshell = Createobject (" wscript. shell ") wshell. run path, 1, true set wshell = nothing

 

 

Some explanations:

1. Because vbs regards double quotation marks as a value container, if you need to use double quotation marks as a value, you need to use a double quotation mark before and after it.
2. While CHR (integer I) is the character corresponding to I in the ASCII code table, and 34 corresponds to double quotation marks in the ASCII code table.