_alpine_ wrote:
i have installed all python parts from cygwin setup.exe!
how can i start eyeD3 in the script file?
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On 29 January 2008 15:51, _alpine_ wrote:
> when i start the batch, then i get this message:
> /usr/bin/env: python: no such file or directory
>
> does somebody know a solution?
Python isn't part of the default selection of packages installed by
setup.exe, so do you even have it installed? I
utf8 encoded parameters u must customize it in sitecustomize.py
(python)
http://www.okisoft.co.jp/esc/utf8-cygwin/sitecustomize.py
when i start the batch, then i get this message:
/usr/bin/env: python: no such file or directory
does somebody know a solution?
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_alpine_ wrote:
i understand a little bit your answer but it dont works right now!
my start.bat is in the folder C:\batch
when i call start.bat , cygwin automatically goes into the folder
C:\Documents and Settings\user .
so myscript.ksh file must be in C:\Documents and Settings\user.
i want to
Hi
> my start.bat is in the folder C:\batch
ok
> when i call start.bat , cygwin automatically goes into the folder
> C:\Documents and Settings\user .
cygwin goes there because that is your home folder.
> so myscript.ksh file must be in C:\Documents and Settings\user.
> i want to have myscript.
myscript.ksh file in the C:\batch folder!
do u understand what i mean?
and i only can start my script with ./myscript.ksh
it should looks like this:
>>
C:
chdir C:\cygwin\bin
bash --login -i -c 'c:/batch./myscript.ksh'
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Sorry but my english is quite poor, so i don't understand well your question.
So, correct me if i'm going wrong.
> it works perfect, but i have to give the cygwin script under C:\Documents
> and Settings\user myscript.ksh!
>
> how can i make it to have a directory, for eg C:\mybatchconversion wher
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Hi.
> i'm trying to write a batch file, which open cygwin, automatically execute a
> script in cygwin, and then close cygwin.
as reported in a my old post, that's what i've done: i've created a
file .bat (example: run_command.bat) on my desktop and inside that
(supposing you install cygwin in you
Hello everybody,
i'm trying to write a batch file, which open cygwin, automatically execute a
script in cygwin, and then close cygwin.
can somebody help me please?
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