Re: Path separators...final
don cole wrote:
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> Hello Al, sorry it took so long.\
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> I had to go back to you original post on this and reread it.
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> This is what I came up with.
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> }}}
<eucode>
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> constant symbal={"`","*","~","@","&"}
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> if findAccent then
> for x=2 to length(symbal) do
> tt=testForSymbal[x]
> if tt=0 then
> newPath[1]= symbal[x] & replaceAccentsWithSymbal(x) & symbal[x]
> newPath[2]= symbal[x]
> exit
> end if
> else
> newPath[1]="`" & line & "`"
> newPath[2]=symbal[1]
> end for
> end if
>
> Don Cole
Hi there Don,
I 'think' i know what you are saying now, but one question i
have is...how do you know which 'accents' to replace, for example
in this line:
'c:\mydir\my'file.exe'
I thought about using the first char (ie the ' here) as delimiter,
which would allow different delims for different lines too, but
i want the UI to accept the non-delimiter form too like this:
c:\mydir\my'file.exe
where there is only one path entered by the user.
Here's a strange but valid possibility for the line:
"c:\my dir\my file.exe" -'a'-'b'-'c'
The delimiter form im using right now (just for now) is this:
;"c:\my dir\my file.exe" -'a'-'b'-'c';
where there is a semi before and after the entire line, so that the
user can enter two paths:
;mypath1 -args;;mypath2 -args;
Also thought about
Þmypath1Þmypath2Þ --see how this shows up on EuForum :)
but dont want to force the user to have to use ALT-Numb codes.
Take care,
Al
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