I work since years with Cygwin and never found a nice
way to launch a "standalone" bash script from a
shortcut and/or a Windows batch file.
Say I have a directory with :
bash.exe
cygiconv-2.dll
cygintl-3.dll
cygncurses-8.dll
cygreadline6.dll
cygwin1.dll
my_script (a bash script)
launcher.bat (or a shortcut)
This directory can be on a cd-rom, an unmapped network
share, a local drive, ...
Then the directory can be :
D:\mydir\
\\server\far away\mydir\
C:\another path with spaces\mydir
It will be nice to just to have to double-clic on
launcher.bat
All I can manage to do is to launch from a mapped
drive.
launcher.bat :
set current_path=%~d0%~p0
"%current_path%bash.exe" "%current_path%my_script"
It is perfect, but only for local or mapped drives.
note : if I use the -c notation I have to use
"%current_path%bash.exe" -c
"'%current_path%my_script'"
If I try it from a network share I get :
\server\far away\my_script: no such file or directory
Note the single first reverse slash.
I also tried :
set current_path=%~d0%~p0
"%current_path%bash.exe" -c "cd '%current_path%';
./my_script"
but I get the same error on the cd.
Any idea how I can instruct bash to execute from an
unmapped network share ?
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