Fail command "parse" in script under V7.1

RouterOS Scripting
1

Hello,

I have a script (Email module) that I use to call from other scripts:

Script module: SendEmailFunction

# Variables
:local SendFrom "Router Mikrotik";
:local PasswordMail "MyStrongPassword";
:local SmtpServer 173.194.76.108;
:local UserName "my-user-gmail";
:local SmtpPort 587;
:local UseTLS "yes";

# Main script code
/tool e-mail send to=$SendTo server=$SmtpServer port=$SmtpPort start-tls=$UseTLS \
    user=$UserName password=$PasswordMail from=$SendFrom subject=$Subject \
    body=$TextMail file=$FileName;

When I make the call to that module from other scripts:

# START Send Email Module
:local SendTo "destination@gmail.com";
:local Subject "\F0\9F\9F\A2 $DeviceName [$Date $Time] New WAN IP.";
:local MessageText $Text;
:local FileName "";
:local SendEmail [:parse [/system script  get SendEmailFunction source]];
$SendEmail SendTo=$SendTo TextMail=$MessageText Subject=$Subject FileName=$FileName;
# END Send Email Module

Script result: “expected end of command (line 10 column 64)”

If I test that line from CLI:

:put [:parse [/system script  get SendEmailFunction source]]
# result: "expected end of command (line 10 column 64)"

Any help to get it to work on v7.1?

Best regards.

(sorry my bad english)

2

It looks like there’s no start-tls in v7. But there’s tls=starttls.

3

Solved!!
Thank you so much.