shell '%comspec% /c echo groups @ingroup >group.txt

This works great for getting userid, fullname, and primary group (using the appropriate macros of course) but @ingroup returns errors. I know this macro allows you to look for a specific group but I need to pull all global groups for the users. Has anyone done this?

code:

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$index = 0
$groups = ""
$cr = chr(13)+chr(10)
do
	$groups = $groups + enumgroup($index) + $cr
	$index = $index + 1
until enumgroup($index) = ""
? $groups

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How then do I get it to add a line to the text file?

code:

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$index = 0
$groups = ""
$cr = chr(13)+chr(10)
$file = "groups.txt"
if exist($file) = 1 del $file endif
do
	$groups = $groups + enumgroup($index) + $cr
	$index = $index + 1
until enumgroup($index) = ""
$nul = open(1,$file,5)
$nul = writeline(1,$groups)
$nul = close(1)
? "@curdir$file was created that contains all global groups that @userid was a member of"

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