Hans Hagen wrote:
At 04:10 AM 11/5/2002 -0500, Gregory D. Collins wrote:
The part which is causing the problem is the system() call, when we
need to escape the "&" under sh, but not when using the Windows shell.
So perhaps the following:
# If $SHELL contains "sh", it is probably UNIXish
my $escapeshell = ($ENV{"SHELL"} =~ m/sh/i);
...
# Then later, instead of:
unless ($dosish)
{ if ($TeXFormatFlag == "&") { $TeXFormatFlag = "\\&" }
if ($MpFormatFlag == "&") { $MpFormatFlag = "\\&" } }
# We do:
unless ($dosish && !$escapeshell)
{ if ($TeXFormatFlag == "&") { $TeXFormatFlag = "\\&" }
if ($MpFormatFlag == "&") { $MpFormatFlag = "\\&" } }
What do you think?
Did you test it? If it works we can do this (i don't have cygwin installed)
I just tested it, it works on my system.
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