At least it gives more clear information on what's up:
Processing C\Documents ...
The actual problem seems to be that the lilypond-2.2.0-1 package on the cygwin mirrors contains two files: /usr/bin/lily-wins.py and /usr/bin/lily-wins
whereof the first one corresponds to the lily-wins.py file that Han-Wen was hacking whereas the latter contains
#!/bin/sh python /bin/lily-wins.py $1
which effectively ruins all paths with spaces in them
By adding a couple of double quotes, things work much better:
#!/bin/sh python /bin/lily-wins.py "$1"
I don't really understand why we have the shell script and not only the Python script.
/Mats
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
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Since so many people have reported problems on double-clicking files in Windows recently, I tried it myself using a recently installed version 2.2.0-1 in Cygwin on a Windows XP professional.
I did some work on the lily-wins script in the 2.3 branch. Can you check if it works better?
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