On 4/13/2012 2:17 AM, Denis Excoffier wrote:
* Added -R/--raw option to readshortcut (prevents expanding embedded
environment variables within paths). Reported by Denis Excoffier.
Tried the new --raw option, with no effect.
In fact --raw is the default in this version.
Thanks for the report -- it's a one-line fix (*). I'll try roll out a
new release soon; need to figure out what's up with lpr.exe first.
(*) Well, sort of. First, realize that --raw only affects the target;
the IShellLink functions related to stuff like current working directory
or arguments or icon path don't support the SLGP_RAWPATH setting (in
fact, they don't do variable interpolation at all). So, for those
elements you'll always see them "raw".
However, cygwin's path conversion logic thinks that:
'%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%'
is a relative path of some sort, and prints it out this way (unless -w):
$ readshortcut.exe -g Accessories/Command\ Prompt.lnk
/c/Users/All Users/Start Menu/Programs/%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%
I might need to add some logic so that if a value starts with a
DOS-style envvar, that all win<->posix processing is simply
skipped...that's more than one line.
And if I was really clever and ambitious, I'd modify how !--raw works,
and manually perform %foo%-variable interpolation for all the other fields.
--
Chuck
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