On Sun, 28 May 2000, Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
> On Sun, 28 May 2000, gerard patel wrote:
>
> > Hmm, the syntax of my command line is now obsolete :-); in fact it was :
> >
> > wine "c:\winnt\winhlp32.exe d:\borland\Borland Shared\MSHelp\win32.hlp"
> >
> > I had to change it to
> >
> > wine c:\\winnt\\winhlp32.exe d:\\borland\\Borland\ Shared\\MSHelp\\win32.hlp
> >
> > A bit less straightforward for the hardened Windows users, but it works too.
>
> Well, just distribute the quotes over the spaces -:)
>
> wine "c:\winnt\winhlp32.exe" "d:\borland\Borland" "Shared\MSHelp\win32.hlp"
Well, not if Wine is actually accepting arguments The Right Way (tm). You
command line will make argv[1] = "c:\winnt\winhlp32.exe", argv[2] =
"d:\borland\Borland", and argv[3] = "Shared\MSHelp\win32.hlp"
The correct way to pass the arguments would be:
wine "c:\winnt\winhlp32.exe" "d:\borland\Borland Shared\MSHelp\win32.hlp"
Of course thats just my opinion, I could be wrong
-Bodnar42
