Dear list,
I have the following sample:
\starttext
\startluacode
main_file = document.files[1]
if file.pathpart(main_file) == "" then
main_filename = file.nameonly(main_file)
main_filename_win = main_filename
else
main_filename = file.pathpart(main_file):gsub(io.fileseparator, "/")
.. "/" .. file.nameonly(main_file)
docx_file = main_filename .. "-file.docx"
epub_file = main_filename .. "-file.epub"
if os.name == "windows" then
main_filename_win = file.pathpart(main_file) .. io.fileseparator
.. file.nameonly(main_file)
docx_file_win = main_filename_win .. "-file.docx"
epub_file_win = main_filename_win .. "-file.epub"
end
end
if os.name=="windows" then
context(docx_file_win)
os.execute("copy " .. docx_file_win .. " aeae")
else
context(docx_file)
end
\stopluacode
\stoptext
If I run it on Windows, context(docx_file_win) cannot deal with the
backslash, so I get:
.document-file.docx
So it is impossible that os.execute may work with copy.
Running it with Linux, I get "./document-file.docx".
How can I get the io.fileseparator or escape the backslash in
main_filename_win above?
Many thanks for your help,
Pablo
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