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From: Kai Schlichting <Gayson AT web DOT de>
Subject:  Using test in Cygwin and Batch-File
Date:  Thu, 17 Aug 2006 00:45:40 +0200
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Hi!
I wanna test, if a path in Cygwin exists, and if not, it should be created.
I tried to write a Batch-File, but dont know how to fill the if statement:

if not %cygwin%\test -d /myfolder/myfolder2
	%cygwin%\mkdir /myfolder/myfolder2

How would you solve the Problem? I think, its easy for you, but sorry, 
i'm not yet familiar with Unix- and Windows Commandlines...
Thanks!
Kai


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