David,
thanks for your advice. It didn't run right off the bat, but with some
proper single and double quoting. The fact that env takes a command as an
argument is what enabled it to work.
Cheers.
The normal way works and even
$ PATH=${PATH}: mintty cmd
The command line
I am attempting to create a desktop icon for cygwin based applicatin.
I am using
mkshortcut and mintty with the program to be invoked's name as am argument
to mintty.
The problem I'm encountering is that the applicatin that mintty is to run
requires
/usr/lib/lapack which is not in
Doesn't the normal terminal way work?
PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH command
Or for library:
LIBRARY_PATH=my/path:$LIBRARY_PATH command
/R
2013/8/24 wynfi...@gmail.com:
I am attempting to create a desktop icon for cygwin based applicatin.
I am using
mkshortcut and mintty with the program to be
The normal way works and even
$ PATH=${PATH}: mintty cmd
The command line invokation is no problem.
But, I couldn't do with a desktop shortcut with something like:
mkshortcut -w /tmp -D -A -d Run orpie RPN calculater. -n Orpie RPN
Calculater -i /home/djh/icons/hp_calc.ico -a -p
So should this not work ?
mkshortcut -w /tmp -D -A -d Run orpie RPN calculater. -n Orpie RPN
Calculater -i /home/djh/icons/hp_calc.ico -a -p '100,150' -t
'Orpie Calculater' -e \PATH=${PATH}: /usr/bin/orpie\
/bin/mintty.exe
/R
2013/8/24 wynfi...@gmail.com:
The normal way works and even
On 8/24/2013 6:58 AM, wynfi...@gmail.com wrote:
The normal way works and even
$ PATH=${PATH}: mintty cmd
The command line invokation is no problem.
But, I couldn't do with a desktop shortcut with something like:
mkshortcut -w /tmp -D -A -d Run orpie RPN calculater. -n Orpie RPN
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