Hi, I’ve hit a problem with cygpath. Here’s a script:
JD0=/cygdrive/d/obj/13.2.tmp/apl/win/32/unicode/winapi/dev/opt JD=/cygdrive/c/src/13.2.dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp cygpath --version echo ...... echo $(cygpath -up "$JD0:$JD:$JD:$JD") echo ...... echo $(cygpath -up "$JD0:$JD:$JD:$JD:$JD:$JD") echo ...... Here’s its output : cygpath (cygwin) 1.7.18 Path Conversion Utility Copyright (C) 1998 - 2013 Red Hat, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ...... /cygdrive/d/obj/13.2.tmp/apl/win/32/unicode/winapi/dev/opt:/cygdrive/c/src/1 3.2.dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp:/cygdrive/c/src/13.2.dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp:/ cygdrive/c/src/13.2.dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp ...... /cygdrive/c/ygdrive/d/obj/13.2.tmp/apl/win/32/unicode/winapi/dev/opt:/cygdri ve/c/src/13.2.dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp:/cygdrive/c/src/13.2.dss/svn/misc/sam ples/tmp:/cygdrive/c/src/13.2.dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp:/cygdrive/c/src/13.2. dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp:/cygdrive/c/src/13.2.dss/svn/misc/samples/tmp ...... Note that the second call to cygpath has “mangled” the first element of the returned path. The only difference between that 1st and 2nd calls to cygpath is the length of the argument. Note that changing the separator from : to \; doesn’t help – it still mangles the return. Chgcheck output is attached. Thanks, John
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