Fodor Bertalan writes:
>> I'm afraid there is .bat solution for this probelm in non-NT
> I mean no .bat solution.
Ok, thanks to all! We'll generate the .bat for now.
Jan.
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> | cd /d %~dp0%
That but works only on WinNT 4-->, no Win95-98. :-(
I'm afraid there is .bat solution for this probelm in non-NT windowses.
There is a reference here:
http://www.acmesoffware.com/acme/Reference_BatchFile.asp
Bert
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> I'm afraid there is .bat solution for this probelm in non-NT
I mean no .bat solution.
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Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> into .BAT:
> @echo off
> cd ... %0%
>
> If not, we'll have to generate the bat script in postinstall.
Maybe
,[ f.bat ]
| @echo off
| cd /d %~dp0%
`
does what you need.
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Chris Jackson writes:
>> Yes, sort of. Tex cannot handle file names with spaces.
>
> Ouch, I didn't realise that! But it can run inside *directories* with
> spaces, which seem to be the source of more problems.
I now realise that there are several unrelated problems wrt spaces.
As long as users
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Chris Jackson writes:
>
>> Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
>> insurmountable problem?
>
> Yes, sort of. Tex cannot handle file names with spaces.
Ouch, I didn't realise that! But it can run inside *directories* with
spaces, which s
Anyone knows how to do/where to find documention to translate
#!/bin/sh
cd $(dirname $0)
into .BAT:
@echo off
cd ... %0%
If not, we'll have to generate the bat script in postinstall.
Jan.
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> Using the base name as parameter for ly2dvi ought to work
>
> system ('/usr/bin/ly2dvi -p %(base)s > %(stem)s.log 2>&1' % vars ())),
>
> because current dir is set to song's dir. But it still doesn't, perhaps
> because ly2dvi somewhere uses absolute path.
Can you che
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Using the base name as parameter for ly2dvi ought to work
>
> system ('/usr/bin/ly2dvi -p %(base)s > %(stem)s.log 2>&1' % vars ())),
>
> because current dir is set to song's dir. But it still doesn't, perhaps
> because ly2dvi somewhere uses absolute path.
Since ly2dv
Using the base name as parameter for ly2dvi ought to work
system ('/usr/bin/ly2dvi -p %(base)s > %(stem)s.log 2>&1' % vars ())),
because current dir is set to song's dir. But it still doesn't, perhaps
because ly2dvi somewhere uses absolute path.
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Chris Jackson writes:
> Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
> insurmountable problem?
Yes, sort of. Tex cannot handle file names with spaces.
Jan.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Fodor Bertalan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > But Ly2dvi doesn't like file names with spaces:
>
> Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
> insurmountable problem? Could fixing this be just a matter of quoting or
No, it's not, but ly2d
A workaround, is to let the script copy the file to a temporary
location, process it there and then move it back. Of course, it
may be a problem with include files.
Mats
Chris Jackson wrote:
Fodor Bertalan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But Ly2dvi doesn't like file names with spaces:
Is this re
Fodor Bertalan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But Ly2dvi doesn't like file names with spaces:
Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
insurmountable problem? Could fixing this be just a matter of quoting or
escaping the appropriate file and directory path strings (fro
I have one good and one bad news:
Good:
c:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c '/usr/bin/lily-wins "%1"'
works as a correct association. The key is to put %1 in quotation marks.
I don't know how to set these in post-lily.sh (I don't know python.) \" or
"" or something ?
Bad:
For file names containin
Fodor Bertalan writes:
>>c:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c "/usr/bin/lily-wins '%1%'"
>
> Yes, that's also what I think. (And it does work:-) )
One problem down.
>> bash --login -c "/usr/bin/lily-wins '%1%'"
> That works only when d:\foobar\cygwin\bin is in the system path, which is
> no
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From: "Fodor Bertalan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Jan Nieuwenhuizen'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Windows Scripts
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2003 00:34:01 +0200
>@echo off
>c:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c "/usr/bin/lily
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> I've tried the scripts. They are good, I have some suggestions.
Ah, good thanks a lot!
> 1. Python cannot be run as c:\cygwin\bin\python. It just doesn't do
> anything. So bash should be used for PDF generation also.
Ouch, that's strange. Maybe I don't understand. This is
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