What's problem with this script using execute?

[Tokubara]

My platform is windows 11.
I write this command to convert html I copy in Edge to org mode with pandoc. I've installed pandoc.

[Command]
Command="
    copyq:
    var html = str(input())
    var res = execute('pandoc', '-f', 'html', '-t', 'org', '--wrap=none', null, stdinData=html)
    serverLog(res.stdout)
    setData('text/plain', res.stdout)"
Icon=\xf042
InMenu=true
Input=text/html
Name=html to org

But it doesn't work, no error notifications but I don't get the result. I think copyq may not find pandoc, so I try absolute path, I do get error notifications, Expected token ).

var res = execute('C:\\Users\\12708\\AppData\\Local\\Pandoc\\pandoc.exe', '-f', 'html', '-t', 'org', '--wrap=none', null, stdinData=html)

But I cannot see why it expects ).
How can I make it work?

[hluk]

Try to use / as path separator ('C:/Users/...'). \ is a special character used for escape sequences.

[Tokubara]

Thank you! Now it doesn't throw an error, but it doesn't work. I can't see why.

[hluk]

You may also need to call removeData(mimeHtml) at the end to drop the HTML format from the item so it does show only the new modified plain text.