Lando Nachtmann writes:
> I have a problem using the Perl-integrated Cygwin path conversion
> methods.
You might want to read the documentation again. In short, don't feed it
UTF strings, it's not designed to handle them.
Regards,
Achim.
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On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 3:51 PM, John Ruckstuhl
wrote:
> On many occasions, I have watched a thread in this forum and thought
> "Wow, that was an incredibly technical and civilized response.
> I wish I could send so-and-so a coffee, or a 6-pack, or some small
> acknowledgement, a tip-of-the-hat".
I can make a directory 'a/' and a symlink 'b' of 'b -> a' and copy 'b'
to 'c' which also points to 'a':
$mkdir a
$CYGWIN= ln -s a b
$CYGWIN= cp -a b c
On Linux if I break the link as such:
$rm -r a c
I can still copy the broken link:
$cp -a b c
But on Cygwin I cannot do this for native junc
On Nov 15 23:24, Eliot Moss wrote:
> On 11/15/2017 11:19 PM, Naidu, Srinivasu (Hardware design) wrote:
> > Hi Cygwin team,
> >
> > I'm Sri, working for Hewlett Packard. We are using Quartus tool and
> > installed latest version 13.1. When we are running NiosII eclipse , getting
> > the below war
Hello,
I have a problem using the Perl-integrated Cygwin path conversion methods.
Below is my Perl bug report (#132443) created via perlbug for details. They
suggested to file a bug against the XML::DOM module. But since it is a
Cygwin-specific problem, I thought it is better to ask on the mail
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