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Am 2016-04-28 17:37, also sprach clipka:
> some of the core gizmos of the
> Windows command prompt (which I do consider part of the OS) still
> stubbornly refuse to recognize forward slashes as path separators.
Huh, I never considered command.com to be part of the OS.
(But I would say that it is an important part of the OS, which by
definition is part of the OS. My brain is broken.)
Also:
C:\Users\dick>dir "/Users/dick/documents" /w
Volume in drive C is Windows
Volume Serial Number is 30E6-9CD1
Directory of C:\Users\dick\documents
[.]
[..]
audreyad.png
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> I guess I really need to learn Powershell programming.
Certainly far superior to command.com. Before that existed, I started
with cygwin bash. I have no reason to open a command.com shell.
Windows 10 has Ubuntu bash now. Even less reason to learn powershell. ;)
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> But yeah, backslash-only software has become rare. I guess we can thank
> the internet for that.
The internet takes full credit for that and demeans you for conceiving
that there could be otherwise. And you're fat (or skinny).
I see backslashes: One of the eclipse/tomcat quick fix hints is to add
C:\\home\\dick\\tomcat\\long\\path
"Argh! Seriously!? I have to change that." -- Living half my life on
Linux, I really refuse to allow \\ in one of my text files.
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> As for "ftfy": Nope, I didn't misspeak, mistype or whatever.
Sorry. Got it.
I focused on povray and python and calling one from the other and did I
mention I hate backslashes in paths?
Dick from the internet says they're evil.
--
dik
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