>>>>> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Angus> It is perfectly clear. But 3/ doesn't work out of the box ATM.
Angus> \viewer "pdf" "\"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat
Angus> 7.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe\" $$i"
Angus> So, at the very least something like this would be needed.
Angus> Frankly, it makes me feel very nervous.
Angus> - if (lexrc.next()) {
Angus> + if (lexrc.next(true))
This seems pretty reasonable.
Angus> - os << "\\viewer \"" << cit->name() << "\" \""
Angus> - << cit->viewer() << "\"\n";
Angus> + os << "\\viewer \\\"" << cit->name() << "\\\" \""
Angus> + << cit->viewer() << "\\\"\n";
This seems very strange to me. Shouldn't it be:
+ os << "\\viewer \\\"" << cit->name() << "\" \""
+ << subst(cit->viewer(), "\"", "\\\"") << "\"\n";
I understand this can make you nervous, but we do have a problem with
double quotes in command names.
JMarc
