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Date: Tue, 14 Apr 2009 23:20:40 -0700 (PDT)
From: Greg Couch <gregc AT cgl DOT ucsf DOT edu>
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Subject: [1.7] cygpath broken?
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I'm seeing some really weird behavior with cygpath in cygwin 1.7 on Vista 
Home Premium.  For instance, if I'm in my home directory and there's an 
image.png file in it:

 	$ ls -l image.png
 	-rwxrwxrwx 1 gregc None 6211 Apr  5 16:00 image.png
 	$ cygpath -u image.png
 	image.png
 	$ cygpath -ua image.png
 	/home/gregc/image.png
 	$ cygpath -m image.png

 	$ cygpath -ma image.png
 	C:/cygwin/home/gregc/image.png
 	$ cygpath -w image.png

 	$ cygpath -wa image.png
 	C:\cygwin\home\gregc\image.png

So cygpath -m and -w are returning empty lines.  Is anyone else seeing
this behavior?

 	- Greg

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