RE: Can't get /pathfile to work

Hi,

> When I try to do a commit via commandline, using the /pathfile option, TSVN displays the following message in the commit dialog:
>
> Can't open file '"C:\Users\crash\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Project\MyGames"\.svn\entries': Die Syntax fur den Dateinamen, Verzeichnisnamen oder die Datentragerbezeichnung ist falsch.
>
> The pathfile is a programatically generated UTF-16 little-endian encoded file with the following content (I also tried without quotes):
>
> "C:\Users\crash\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\MyGames"
>
> That's how I specify the pathfile on the commandline:
>
> tortoiseproc /command:commit /pathfile:"C:\Us
> ers\crash\AppData\Local\Temp\tmpF615.tmp"

Have you tried putting the quotation marks around the whole parameter string, like so:

tortoiseproc /command:commit "/pathfile:C:\Users\crash\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Project\MyGames"

> Interestingly, it works when I specify the pathfile content via /path directly:
>
> tortoiseproc /command:commit /path:"C:\Users\
> crash\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\MyGames"

That probably works because there is no string concatenated to the path and hence the quoted part is still a valid Windows path name.

-- 
Michael
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