Re: Probs with file-entities.php.in and Cygwin
| From: | Thomas Schöfbeck | Date: | Sun, 06 Oct 2002 21:09:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Probs with file-entities.php.in and Cygwin | ||
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Hi Goba,
sorry for this late answer, but I simply forgot this message after I've got ill last week.
Many thanks for the answer, but no, I don't have a common workaround (not even thought about it yet, but maybe when I've finished all the old tranl.-files).
But I don't consider this behavior as a bug, since 'ordinary' *nix-proggies/scripts should also be able to check the whole path.
Anyhow:
Thanks and sorry again,
Thomas
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Well, there are some ways to get pwd return something not starting with /cygdrive... Here are the methods: | Goba@MIA ~ | $ cd d:/phpcvs | | Goba@MIA d:/phpcvs | $ pwd | d:/phpcvs | | Goba@MIA d:/phpcvs | $ cd d: | | Goba@MIA /cygdrive/d | $ cd phpcvs | | Goba@MIA /cygdrive/d/phpcvs | $ pwd | /cygdrive/d/phpcvs The first is to get to that dir with one command (see prompt and pwd output). The second is to get to a drive root and then to a directory. As you can see in the prompt and pwd output, this way, the cygdrive notation is used. This is probably a cygwin bug... If you can provide us a workaround, which works in both cases, do it please ;) Goba