On Fri 17 Jan 2003 21:25, Christopher Faylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 05:40:17PM +0100, H.Merijn Brand wrote:
> >Now that I managed automatic install of snapshots :))) I traced it back.
> >
> >20030113 OK
> >20030114 OK
> >20030115 Crash on above cd
> >20030116 Crash on
I'm attempting to modify the Mozilla build system so that it heavily
relies upon using multiple dirs in the VPATH and I ran into a problem.
If I list multiple directories in the VPATH, only source files that are
in the first directory are found. I added a couple of printfs to the
cygwin make sour
Christopher Seawood wrote:
Before: VPATH = c:/root/rmch/mozilla/js/src/xpconnect
c:/root/rmch/mozilla/js/src/xpconnect/idl
After: VPATH = /cygdrive/c/root/rmch/mozilla/js/src/xpconnect
c:/root/rmch/mozilla/js/src/xpconnect/idl
This implies that the cygwin_win32_to_posix_path_list() function doe
Hi,
Quite a few problems arise from within self-written scripts when dealing
with (Windows') file and directory names containing spaces.
I therefore thought about a script which takes a directory as argument,
recursively processing both file and (sub)dir names in it (starting with the
argument's n
On Sat, 2003-01-18 at 22:02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Quite a few problems arise from within self-written scripts when dealing
> with (Windows') file and directory names containing spaces.
Are you aware that spaces in file and directory names are legal on unix?
Rob
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> I encountered a couple of problems updating my installation this
> morning. I use the download option, and then run setup again
> with the "Install from Local Directory" option to actually
> update Cygwin. Setup.exe version 2.249.2.5.
>
> While performing the latter stage
Hi,
how can I use aspell in conjunction with Cygwin (vim)?
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An interesting problem. I'm not sure there's a programatic way to solve it. While spaces are allowed in unix paths, VPATH obviously doesn't account for this behaviour and assumes spaces are delimiters.. However, MSDOS/Windows VPATH requires semicolons. I would assume that it does not allow s
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (03-01-18 15:03 +0100)
> how can I use aspell in conjunction with Cygwin
./configure
make
make install
> (vim)?
man aspell
man vim
Thorsten
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Hi Cygwin,
I have a problem with apache.
I found a mail which reports same symptom, in cygwin-apps mailing list (attached
below). However I can not find follow-ups which gives a solution of the problem.
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On Sat, Jan 18, 2003 at 09:16:42AM -0500, David Means wrote:
>An interesting problem. I'm not sure there's a programatic way to solve
>it. While spaces are allowed in unix paths, VPATH obviously doesn't
>account for this behaviour and assumes spaces are delimiters.. However,
>MSDOS/Windows VPATH
On Sat, Jan 18, 2003 at 03:25:04PM +0100, Thorsten Kampe wrote:
>* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (03-01-18 15:03 +0100)
>> how can I use aspell in conjunction with Cygwin
>
>./configure
>make
>make install
>
>> (vim)?
>
>man aspell
>man vim
Heh. Dunno why but this made me LOL.
Sorry for the off-topic observ
Hello,
Most of what you want in terms of the name transformations you want can be
effected with the "tr" command. Study it.
Naturally, the "mv" command is how you rename files. Given the new name for
a file, you'll have to do this in a multi-step fashion, at least in
general. The general algor
On Sat, 2003-01-18 at 11:46, Christopher Faylor wrote:
{snip}
>http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/make/make_27.html
This is cygwin make, not djgpp make. Cygwin make uses colons, not
semicolons. If semicolons actually *work*, that's a bug.
Actually, it's not cygwin make, it's GNU:
$ make -
I've seen this asked in the mail archives a couple times but never answered:
what do these mean? My guess would be the version of a given package in the
Previous, Current, and Experimental(?) builds. I think it would be helpful
to mention stuff like that somewhere in the documentation.
kuzma7
Kuz'ma 725 wrote:
> I've seen this asked in the mail archives a couple times but never
> answered: what do these mean? My guess would be the version of a
> given package in the Previous, Current, and Experimental(?) builds.
Exactly right.
> I think it would be helpful to mention stuff like that
> This might be a phoney report but I think not. (Sorry : unfortunately I let
> Norton correct the error as well as find it.) As follows: after updating
> cygwin-doc the three shortcuts in Start -> Programs -> Cygwin (i.e. to API,
> FAQ and UG) are unaltered and therefore still point to the previou
Tetsu KOUNO wrote:
>
> Hi Cygwin,
>
> I have a problem with apache.
> I found a mail which reports same symptom, in cygwin-apps mailing list (attached
> below). However I can not find follow-ups which gives a solution of the problem.
sorry, I could never reproduce the reported problem.
Seems to
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> Thanks Elfyn and Stipe.
>
> I will try a php forum application ( FUDforum 2.3.6 ) on cygwin. The installation (
>install.php ) for this forum need php.exe.
> But the sources provided with cygwin, will just install the mod_php4, there is no
>php.exe.
> So i have to i
On Sat, Jan 18, 2003 at 03:06:38PM -0500, David Means wrote:
>
>On Sat, 2003-01-18 at 11:46, Christopher Faylor wrote:
>
>> {snip}
>> >http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/make/make_27.html
>>
>> This is cygwin make, not djgpp make. Cygwin make uses colons, not
>> semicolons. If semicolons actually *
After I startup with cygwin.bat I am put
into the /home/user directory.
If I try to do any of the commands:
find . -iname *.c
find -iname *.c
find / -iname *.c
I get the following:
find: paths must precede expression
Usage: find [path...] [expression]
If I enter:
find *.c
it works OK, but not r
Paul T. Karch" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> After I startup with cygwin.bat I am put
> into the /home/user directory.
> If I try to do any of the commands:
> find . -iname *.c
> find -iname *.c
> find / -iname *.c
>
> I get the following:
>
> find: paths must precede expression
> Usage: find [pat
Paul,
Always quote the pattern arguments so they're not expanded by the shell
before being passed on to "find."
This is just as it is on any ixoid platform.
Shells have options about what to do with glob expressions when no matches
are present. In BASH it's the "nullglob" option. Not knowing h
Sorry if I am a little vague on the info, I can fill in any info on request.
I have 2 machines, 1 is a 1.2GHZ athlon running Mandrake 9.0, and the
other is a 2000+XP Athlon running Windows 2000 SP3 and the current
download version of cygwin. The application is the toolchain makefile
located on the
> At 03:02 2003-01-18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Quite a few problems arise from within self-written scripts when dealing
> >with (Windows') file and directory names containing spaces. I therefore
> >thought about a script which takes a directory as argument, recursively
> >processing both fil
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