Igor Pechtchanski <pechtcha <at> cs.nyu.edu> writes:
> I believe you're missing the point. Try
>
> ./test.bat "hello world"
>
> and you'll get the error.
I use the following shell function cmd() to invoke batch files. It removes
cygwinisms from the PATH and the environment first and does some argument
pre-processing. It also seems to fix the space problem.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /c/Documents and Settings 10:36:09
508$ cat test.bat
echo %1
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /c/Documents and Settings 10:38:30
509$ cmd test "Hello, world."
C:\Documents and Settings>echo "Hello, world."
"Hello, world."
--- cmd() ---
cmd ()
{
( local c="`cygpath -w \"$1\"`";
shift;
local cmd=`cygpath -u $COMSPEC`;
while [ $# != 0 ]; do
if [ -f "$1" ]; then
local args="$args '`cygpath -w $1`'";
else
if [ -d "$1" ]; then
local args="$args '`cygpath -w $1 | sed '[EMAIL PROTECTED]@@'`'";
else
local args="$args '$1'";
fi;
fi;
shift;
done;
PATH=`echo $PATH |
tr : '\n' |
egrep -vw '^(/usr/local/bin|/usr/bin|/bin|/usr/X11R6/bin)$' |
tr '\n' :`;
unset BASH_ENV COLORTERM CYGWIN DISPLAY HISTCONTROL MAKE_MODE;
unset MANPATH PKG_CONFIG_PATH PS1 PWD SHLVL TERM USER _;
unset CVS CVSROOT CVS_RSH GEN_HOME GROOVY_HOME TOMCAT_DIR;
eval $cmd /c "$c" $args )
}
--- end cmd() ---
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