Hi David,
On 2015-05-13 04:00, David Aguilar wrote:
> + if test -n "$ProgramW6432" && test -x "$ProgramW6432/$winmerge_exe"
> + then
> + printf '%s' "$ProgramW6432/$winmerge_exe"
> + elif test -n "$PROGRAMFILES" && test -x "$PROGRAMFILES/$winmerge_exe"
> + then
> + printf '%s' "$PROGRAMFILES/$winmerge_exe"
I am terribly sorry that I confused you... What I *meant* was to test in the following order: $PROGRAMFILES, $ProgramW6432, /c/Program Files, /c/Program Files (x86).
While I am already nitpicking, I would also like to throw out the idea to write that in a loop instead (a little bit more DRY):
for directory in "$PROGRAMFILES" "$ProgramW6432" '/c/Program Files' '/c/Program Files (x86)'
do
test -n "$directory" &&
test -x "$directory/$winmerge_exe" &&
echo "$directory/$winmerge_exe" &&
break
done
Ciao,
Dscho
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