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Charles Roper a =C3=A9crit :
<snip>
> The thing is, if there is a space in the path after the -d switch, the=20
> argument doesn't work correctly:
>=20
> $ cygstart "D:/Software/Console2/Console.exe" -d "C:/Program Files"
>=20
> $ cygstart "/cygdrive/d/Software/Console2/Console.exe" -d "C:/Program=20
> Files"
>=20
> Neither of those will yield a Console at the correct directory; instead,=
=20
> Console defaults to its installed location.
>=20
> Is this an issue with cygstart, or should I be looking at Console itself=
=20
> as the culprit here?

Hi,

cygstart --wait /system32/cmd /c "echo 1 2&pause" works
open up a windows cmd w/ "1 2" inside, then pause
so, the problem seems to be Console itself ?

Regards,

Cyrille Lefevre
--=20
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