Hi Simon,
looks like you are working with 243b1.
In that case Brians suggestion should do the trick.
My test was with 242 on OSX so
set the directory to "/Volumes/Mac OS X"
was working.
there is a note in the read me about "true" UNIX paths to be used with
that version on X.
> << I wonder if
Doesn't work either.
Under most Unices you would use quotes to close the filename:
cd /Volumes/"Mac OS X"
This works if I run it through shell(), but that's not what I'm
trying to do. I want to set the directory internally to MC,
driving me a little nuts at the moment.
On Friday, June 28, 2
<< I wonder if this is a OSX problem, but the following does not
work at all:
set the directory to "/Volumes/Mac OS X"
I cannot set the directory to any path that has spaces in the filename. >>
What happens if you escape the spaces:
set the directory to "/Volumnes/Mac\ OS\ X"
I think that's
I wonder if this is a OSX problem, but the following does not
work at all:
set the directory to "/Volumes/Mac OS X"
I cannot set the directory to any path that has spaces in the filename.
On Wednesday, June 26, 2002, at 06:54 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
> set the directory to "/Mac OS X"
Sincerely
On 6/26/02 12:03 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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> Subject:
> From: Simon Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> How can we set the directory to a folder with spaces? In the
> shell I would do the following:
>
> cd "Mac OS X"
>
Hi Simon,
no quotes will do the trick ;-)
...
set the directory to "/Mac OS X"
...
et voila...
MC is less restrictive than shell...
> How can we set the directory to a folder with spaces? In the shell I
> would do the following:
>
> cd "Mac OS X"
>
> Under MetaCard I have to do the followin
