On 03/18/2011 01:43 AM, Ralf wrote: > I'm using cygwin under windows to change text-files with windows line-endings > (CR and LF). I wrote a lot of shell-scripts which call each other. The > filenames in those scripts are sometimes given als windows filenames (e.g. > c:\temp\file.txt) sometimes relative (e.g. ../tmp/file.txt) sometimes as unix > filenames (e.g. /c/temp/file.txt) and sometimes without any directory (e.g. > file.txt) > > The current versions of cygwin now only use entries from fstab to determine > the mode but this will break all my scripts because the same file will > sometimes be treated as binary (filename c:\temp\file.txt) and sometimes as > text (filename /c/temp/file.txt). > > So is there a way to say 'use always textmode' like it was possible in former > releases?
Use cygpath to convert the filename to POSIX style, so that you never open a DOS path. -- Eric Blake ebl...@redhat.com +1-801-349-2682 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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