doing a bit more digging showed that eshell just pass this to
'cmdproxy' to start a process. However, cmdproxy seems to have a
restriction on multiple arguments.
So anyone has some workaround on this?
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i tried to run a windows command under eshell.
c:/temp $ a.bat -server 1
warning: extra args ignored after '-server'
c:/temp $ b.bat server
warning: extra args ignored after 'a.bat'
My question is how to pass arguments to regular windows command batch
file?
thanks.
-zs
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