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Right... quotes are no good. That came to light in
the context of passing long file names (with spaces); the 8.3 format would be
preferred.
I've designed my folder structure such that none of the
folders had spaces in them; that just happened to be the way it turned
out and I'm glad I stuck with it.
Andrew.
Pete,
Since the %WEIGHT% variable is added by Declude, it
might make sense to have a qualifier instead of making the values space
delimited. Errors in Declude could cause values to not be inserted, and
not everyone will want to skip at a low weight. I haven't seen any bugs
with %WEIGHT% since shortly after it was introduced, but you never know.
I have seen some issues with other Declude inserted variables
though.
One other thing that I came across with the way that Declude
calls external apps...you can't delimit the data with things like
quotes. There is no mechanism for escaping a functional quote from a
quote that should appear in the data that you pass to it...so don't use quotes
as delimiters :)
Matt
Pete McNeil wrote:
Hello Matt,
Wednesday, June 7, 2006, 3:37:36 PM, you wrote:
Pete,
An X-Header would be very, very nice to have. I understand the
issues related to waiting to see if something comes through, and
because of that, I would maybe suggest moving on your own.
I've got it on the list to have a message rewriting option... it's
just not as high as some others. I hadn't thought about the weight
gating utility - though that seems like something that would be useful
in general for external tests...
"weightgate -5 %WEIGHT% 20 <command line to run>" 5 0
<command line to run> is executed if %WEIGHT% is in the range [-5,20]
and the exit code of <command line to run> is returned.
That seems like a pretty simple utility to knock out - perhaps I will
;-)
Also, on the FP reporting links idea, that would break the process -
it's important for us to see the message for many reasons, and it's
important for the FP resolution process to be interactive.
_M
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