bzr.bat splaps all win98 users immediately in the face
James Blackwell
jblack at merconline.com
Mon Feb 27 23:55:43 GMT 2006
On Mon, Feb 27, 2006 at 03:08:38PM -0500, Robert J. Cristel wrote:
> C:\Python24\Scripts>type bzr.bat
> @C:\Python24\python.exe C:\Python24\Scripts\bzr %*
>
> C:\Python24\Scripts>bzr.bat
> bzr: ERROR: unknown command '*'
>
> C:\Python24\Scripts>
>
> C:\Python24\Scripts>
>
> Why?
> >Windows NT 4 introduced a set of new features for command line parameters:
> >%* will return all command line parameters following %0
I know that Windows 2000 has it. I'm unable to verify that NT4 has it. Bzr
is telling you though that it got "*" for an argument, which implies to me
that NT 4 doesn't have the feature. I suggest that you test with this
standalone batch script
test.bat:
echo I got:%*
C..> test.bat hello world
The results may be illuminating. By the way, newer versions of bzr have
command aliases which may help you out of the problem that you're in.
Regards,
James
>
> [http://www.robvanderwoude.com/]
>
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