From:	earnie_boyd AT yahoo DOT com (Earnie Boyd)
Subject:	Re: B19; supporting a DOS-path such as C:\a\b\c;C:\d\e\f;D:\g\h
17 May 1998 01:19:57 -0700 :
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To:	"Christopher G. Faylor" <cgf AT cygnus DOT com>, gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com

Hi Christopher,

Are you saying that if I mount c:\cygnus\b19\H-i386-cygwin32\etc to
/etc and I use the Win32 native vim to edit /etc/termcap that vim
should see c:\cygnus\b19\H-i386-cygwin32\etc\termcap?

If the answer is yes, was this a change made in b19?  I know that it
didn't work for b18.

Thanks,
Earnie.


---"Christopher G. Faylor" <cgf AT cygnus DOT com> wrote:
>
> In article <355A1145 DOT 90387D5C DOT cygnus DOT gnu-win32 AT ActiveSW DOT COM>,
> Chris Callsen <Chris AT activesw DOT com> wrote:
> >Let me first say that I like using bash on windows (cmd.exe makes me
> >insane). Naturally, bash uses a Unix-style PATH for finding things.
> >However, when bash runs "native" Windows applications these see a
> >Unix-style PATH but expect a DOS style path. An example of this
would be
> >'nmake', or the Microsoft Tools (C compiler, linker, etc).
> 
> cygwin32 changes the PATH environment variable into native Windows
format
> before every program invocation.  That means if you set your PATH
> to '//c/bin;//c/windows/system' and run a non-cygwin32 program, the
> program will see 'C:\BIN;C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM' as the value of the PATH
> variable.
> 
> If you are seeing any other behavior than this, then you're seeing a
> bug.  Please document the specific misbehavior and I'll try to fix it.
> -- 
> cgf AT cygnus DOT com             "Everything has a boolean value, if you
stand
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Alyson Canada
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