On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 07:20:57PM +0100, Peter Kümmel wrote: > OK, htlatex needs the ! as argument and ! has here no bash functionality. > Under Windows unquoted should work, because no bash there. > But what should we do on Linux? As the bug report says single quotes does not > work. > One way remains: no quotes but escaped !: symbol/\!. Will this work? > Not an Linux atm.
If you are referring to bug 6266, then my last commit should have solved it. Moreover, now it would be better to also revert your changes to configure.py (i.e., put back the single quotes). In this way it will be working whether or not QProcess is disabled. Note that the bug was reported for 2.0 and essentially was due to the fact that the simple parser didn't account for the single-quotes when using QProcess (the bug doesn't exist when QProcess is disabled, as the shell strips the quotes). Now it does, so the changes to configure.py can (and should) be reverted. -- Enrico
