Thanks for that Stomfi! Bob
Stomfi wrote: >I have found that using the space token as in >put ($HOME & "/Desktop/folder" & space & "name" & space & "name") >into MyVar >works as well. >You may have to: >replace return with empty in MyVar >and you with definately have to do this when returning lines from >the shell into runrev as the shell puts a return at the end of its >returned string which stops runrev from seeing it as one line. >Also you might want to use the quote token around a Linux variable >with embedded tokens like spaces that the shell interprets for its >own language, as quotes stop this from happening in *Nix. >put (quote & $HOMEetc & quote) into MyVar >See the shell man page on quoting using backslash, double and single >quotes. type "man bash" or "info bash" on the command line to read >all about using the "bash" shell, or you can read part 1 of my >"power end user" articles on www.linuxquestions.org to read some >simplified knowledge about shell basics. >If you use the runrev $HOME variable in your path strings, it makes >you app portable to any user. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
