Hi,
I need to scan documents with pages having printed matter on both
sides. It is easiest to stack them in the autosheet feeder and let it
scan. I end up with one file (say A.pdf) containing the odd pages in
sequence. Similarly, I can end up with B.pdf containing the even pages.
I want to combine
Its good to see what cpython did with the PATH. I now feel good about
taking the simple approach. It would be crazy if that sort of quoting
in the middle becomes something which works with too many applications
- and others are expected to keep up with it.
I guess I dont need to worry about unix P
I do agree that it is a crazy format - and am amazed that it works at
the prompt.
For the first case - you have a mismatched double quote for test2 at
the end of the string. test2 should be r'c:\A"\B;C"\D;c:\program
files\xyz' instead. For the 2nd case - my code swallowed the ';' it
split on - so
My goal is to check for certain paths appearing in the current PATH (set by
a bunch of scripts run in some random order) and (1) rearrange some of them
so that they are in the "correct" order and (2) replace some for which I
have preferred alternatives.
The quote processing I saw cmd.exe do was di
