Re: [Swftools-common] pdf2swf - paths

[LivingDocs]

$toolsanhang is on Windows ".exe" and on Linux "".

OK, I have to use absolute path.

Thank you.
Benedikt

Am 16.10.2009 um 16:18 schrieb Andreas Haufler (scireum):

> Absolute paths should definitely work like "c:\some\dir"...
>
> What's in $toolsanhang? It's appended without a space...
>
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> Hello,
>
> I try to use pdf2swf in a PHP script on a Windows system.
>
> I can start pdf2swf.
> But there seams to be some problems with the input- and output-paths.
>
> I use the verbose option. But pdf2swf does not output any message.
>
> this is my script:
>
>  for($i = 1; $i < ($seitenzahl + 1); $i++)
>  {
>         $pdfFilePath = $input_path1 . $pdfname;
>         $swfFilePath = $output_path1 . $swfname . $i . ".swf";
>         $toolsoptions = " -vvv -g -f -T 8 -j " . $quality . "-p " . $i . "
> " . $pdfFilePath . " -o " . $swfFilePath;
>         $config = $toolspath . "pdf2swf" . $toolsanhang . ' ' .
> $toolsoptions;
>         $swfc_meldung = system($config);
>  }
>
>
> My Question is:
> What is the corrct path to the PDF ($pdfname)?
> And what is the correct output path ($swfFilePath)?
>
> Must they be relativ to the php script?
> Or must they be absolut on windows basis (C:kjkjh\nkhkhkh\...)?
>
> Benedikt