Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/11/22/16:21:04
I have just found that cygpath utility does not resolve symlinks. I.e. it just adjusts slashes and insert drive letters to the path.
If I type:
cygpath -w /d/a.txt
it prints
C:\d\a.txt
and not
D:\a.txt
even if /d linked or mounted on //d
This is just annoying and prevents me to put a perfect replacement for windows start command
in my .bashrc
start() { cmd /C start /i `cygpath -w $1` ; }
So the questing is:
How can I convert from a shell script a cygwin path tp a real windows one?
With best regarsd, Igor Boukanov
Igor DOT Boukanov AT fi DOT uib DOT no
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