I think quoting should help:
get shell("start" && quote & tProg & quote)
Best,
Mark
ps. Ken Ray gave us this function 'q' which is so useful to have in a
library somewhere:
function q pString
return quote & pString & quote
end q
On 8 Jan 2009, at 16:53, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hello,
Once again for the windows guys: how do I pass a path with spaces,
like
".\program files\..." to a windows shell start?
get shell("start" && tProg)
works fine, as far as tProg has no spaces. When using e.g. C:\program
files\foo, windows sees only C:\program as the first parameter (the
prog to
be started). Setting the whole path into quotes doesn't works either,
because that would be a window title for the start command.
Hmmm must be something very basic what I don't see.
Thanks for any hint
Tiemo
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