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Subject: Problem with mksh-56c-1 mksh and DOS path names ( CYGWIN  3.0.7(0.338/5/3))
Date: Tue, 14 May 2019 15:59:58 +0100
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Hi -

 
I'm having some challenges with the latest version mksh (mksh-56c-1) and the
support of DOS path names. Seems this is broken, although POSIX names work
as expected.

 
chrisd@edmund:chrisd > cd E:/temp

/usr/bin/mksh: cd: /home/chrisd/E:/temp: No such file or directory

 
Running an older version

 
chrisd@edmund:chrisd > cd E:/temp

chrisd@edmund:temp > pwd

/cygdrive/e/temp

 
I've noticed that the mksh Build.sh has moved the dospath handling to be
OS/2 specific, omitting Cygwin.

 
Cheers

 
Chris 

 
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