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I want to select what stuff will be saved to .txt

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    I want to open the browser on my own computer

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    How To Select A Folder Within A Folder To Use For Posting Images?

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    I probably figured it out. I read the main directories folders with "read file info" then pick random element from that, then use that as a variable for open file result, with the name of the image or video of the file you want to post directly after the variable in the text box for "open file result". You have to prename your files to have this run and choose random folders within a folder.

    If anyone has a better way, please let me know! Thanks!

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    How do I save Print Dialogue as PDF

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    How to extract this text from saved html source

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    It is in json notation, so you could use json path You can use regex to extract desired text You can use built in BAS action "Get substring between" >
    Left substring "token":"

    Right substring

    ","valid_for"
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    How can i save my nodejs variable, to a "BAS" variable?

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    @aryasena

    Before you start the Node.js part, drop helper functions into Tools > Execute Code :

    setGlobalVar = function () { var args = _function_arguments(); var name = Object.keys(args)[0]; PSet("basglobal", name, JSON.stringify(args[name])); }; getGlobalVar = function() { var name = _function_arguments(); var result = JSON.parse(P("basglobal", JSON.stringify(name)) || '""') _function_return(result) }

    Next time, use them in your Node.js code like this:

    await BAS_FUNCTION("setGlobalVar", {"TEST": 2}) var value = await BAS_FUNCTION("getGlobalVar", "TEST") console.log(value) await BAS_FUNCTION("setGlobalVar", {"TEST2": 222222})

    The variable inspector doesn’t see them, but they do exist!