(I want to know if it's a case of 'just because' or 'because no one has written a parser' or 'there is a requirement within Wine of <such and such>')
On 5/28/07, Charity Abbott <angeliqer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You were close. You can't put the arguments and the program exe all in
one string. Try this.
wine "C:/Program Files/dynaterm8/dynaterm.exe" –connect:\"con1\"
or
wine C:/Program\ Files/dynaterm8/dynaterm.exe –connect:\"con1\"
both of those types work for me
On 5/28/07, John Evans <john.evans.m@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> I have an application called dynaterm which I can run successfully under
> wine but to achieve 110% success I need to pass this application a parameter
> which must contain double quotes
>
> E.G. C:/Program Files/dynaterm8/dynaterm.exe –connect:"con1"
>
> So I've tried escaping the quotes and setting the launcher command to
>
> wine "C:/Program Files/dynaterm8/dynaterm.exe –connect:\"con1\""
>
> or using \\" etc but with no success.
>
> Can anyone offer any ideas on passing the double quotes within the
> parameters to the command wine can execute.
>
> Regards
>
>
>
> John Evans
>
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