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From: Brian Dessent <brian AT dessent DOT net>
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Subject: Re: Can not start UltraEdit using cygwin path
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lin q wrote:

>   If I run it with cygwin path like this,
> 
> uedit /cygdrive/c/tmp/log
> 
>   UltraEdit says the path is wrong.

UltraEdit is not a Cygwin application.  How on earth do you expect it to
understand something beginning in /cygdrive?  Look into cygpath.

>   Interesting enough, I have similar function for gvim,
> 
> vi ()
> {
>     gvim $@ &
> }

gvim is a Cygwin application.

Brian

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