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Re: Windows shell script ...
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Chris Jackson |
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Re: Windows shell script ... |
Date: |
Fri, 8 Aug 2003 15:56:21 +0100 |
Jeremy wrote:
>> Is the smouldering hot weather, crushing heat, and suffocating
>> humidity, or has my brain turned to mush. It works, but it still has
>> one flaw: it won't work with paths that contain spaces. *UGGH* In
>> between two fainting fits, I've not been able to figure out a way
>> to deal with this. The rest of it works. As it says, you just need to
>> right click your Lilypond source file wherever in Windows, to
>> generate a PDF in the same directory. I'm not sure if you want
>> Acrobat to automatically open, but that's easily possible -- I
>> didn't think it very useful though ('start' command).
Just tried it out - looks nice, and it *almost* works for me...
I'm having problems with this line of the script.
copy C:\cygwin\tmp\*.pdf %1.pdf
With this command, my PDF file is mangled in the process of copying: only
the first few lines are copied over. However (say, the PDF file is called
test.pdf, and the destination directory is P:\lily) these commands both
work - the complete PDF file is copied over.
copy C:\cygwin\tmp\test.pdf %1.pdf
copy C:\cygwin\tmp\*.pdf P:\lily
Anyone with more experience of DOS shell gotchas understand why?
--
chris