Hello, We find the root cause :
To avoid very long windows path with blanks, we mount some folders at /. This way was correct with UWin 4.2 the current stable version, but wrong with UWin 5.0b. So, if you try it on a locally mount folder, you will have the problem. I no more have the problem, if I do the test from the original folder. Regards, Yves 2012/1/6 Yves Crespin <[email protected]> > Hello, > > Path resolution seems to be different after the call of basename or mkdir. > > What's wrong on my code ? > > Thanks and regards, > > Yves > > Here is the output on my system :$ for t in basename mkdir none; do > TestCase.sh $t; done > > Fxn TestPath : TestCase.sh -- start, it's OK > Fxn TestPath : TestCase.sh -- after basename > FAILED : without path > FAILED : with local path > > Fxn TestPath : TestCase.sh -- start, it's OK > Fxn TestPath : TestCase.sh -- after mkdir > FAILED : without path > FAILED : with local path > > Fxn TestPath : TestCase.sh -- start, it's OK > Fxn TestPath : TestCase.sh -- after none > $ > > Call the file TestCase.sh or change it in the variable CURRENT. > > <<<<< Cut Here >>>>> > #!/usr/bin/ksh > set -u > (( $# != 1 )) && { print "Need an argument : basename, mkdir, none"; exit > 1; } > CURRENT_FILE=TestCase.sh > > function TestPath > { > FILE=$1 > print -r "Fxn TestPath : $FILE -- $2" > if [[ ! -x $FILE ]] > then > [[ -f $FILE ]] || print "\t\t\t\tFAILED : without path" > [[ -f ./$FILE ]] || print "\t\t\t\tFAILED : with local path" > [[ -f $PWD/$FILE ]] || print "\t\t\t\tFAILED : with pwd" > fi > } > > print "" > TestPath $CURRENT_FILE "start, it's OK" > case $1 in > "basename") > CURRENT=$(basename $0) > ;; > "mkdir") > TMP=$PWD/TMP > [[ -d $TMP ]] && rm -rf "$TMP" > mkdir "$TMP" || { print -u 2 "$0: Unable to create folder > $TMP"; exit 1; } > ;; > *) > ;; > esac > TestPath $CURRENT_FILE "after $1" > <<<<< Cut Here >>>>> >
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