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Von: Jan Linnenkohl [mailto:jan.linnenkohl@gmx.de]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 13. Juni 2006 21:22
An: 'users@tortoisesvn.tigris.org'
Betreff: Re: [bug] subwcrev
Hi Per,
There is one constellation that is not working. But it is not a bug from
tortoisesvn!
It is just the backslash escape the quotation mark from the command
arguments.
This following constellations will work:
"C:\Cepa\New Folder\Cepa"
"C:\Cepa\New Folder\Cepa\."
C:\Cepa\New_Folder\Cepa\
C:\Cepa\New_Folder\Cepa
But not
"C:\Cepa\New Folder\Cepa\"
E.g. "C:\test\" "c:\test"
will bring inside of the program this:
1. C:\\test\" c:\\test
as the first and only argument
instead of
1. C:\test\
2. c:\test
The easiest way, when you are using Visual Studio is to put a dot behind, so
you didn't have an backslash at the end.
But may be it would be nice to put a nice error message, when the directory
name contain a quotation mark, e.g.
Directory or file 'S:\Temp\TSVN" s:\test.in s:\test.out' does not
exist
The WorkingCopyPath may be entered with an ending backslash and
inside quotation marks, e.g. "C:\test\"
Please try to use a dot behind between the backslash and the
quoation mark, e.g. "C:\test\."
Jan
Per Rasmussen wrote:
> Looks like SubWCRev has a bug when used with paths containing spaces.
>
> To reproduce:
>
> C:\>"C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\SubWCRev.exe"
> "C:\Cepa\New Folder\Cepa\"
> "C:\Cepa\New Folder\Cepa\AssemblyInfo.cs.in"
> "C:\Cepa\New Folder\Cepa\AssemblyInfo.cs" -e
>
> File 'Folder\Cepa\AssemblyInfo.cs.in C:\Cepa\New' does not exist
>
> Please CC me.
>
> I need this utility, so if anyone fixes it, a binary would be much
> appreciated :).
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Received on Tue Jun 13 22:00:45 2006