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Gregor Isack I am trying to convert the current working directory of a .bat script to linux format using wsl wslpath. To show you it works on CMD: However, when I put it in a .bat file and change %cd%to %~dp0, the path is empty: test.batInclude: FOR /F %%i IN
Gregor Isack I am trying to convert the current working directory of a .bat script to linux format using wsl wslpath. To show you it works on CMD: However, when I put it in a .bat file and change %cd%to %~dp0, the path is empty: test.batInclude: FOR /F %%i IN
Gregor Isack I am trying to convert the current working directory of a .bat script to linux format using wsl wslpath. To show you it works on CMD: However, when I put it in a .bat file and change %cd%to %~dp0, the path is empty: test.batInclude: FOR /F %%i IN
Gregor Isack I am trying to convert the current working directory of a .bat script to linux format using wsl wslpath. To show you it works on CMD: However, when I put it in a .bat file and change %cd%to %~dp0, the path is empty: test.batInclude: FOR /F %%i IN
Gregor Isack I am trying to convert the current working directory of a .bat script to linux format using wsl wslpath. To show you it works on CMD: However, when I put it in a .bat file and change %cd%to %~dp0, the path is empty: test.batInclude: FOR /F %%i IN
Gregor Isack I am trying to convert the current working directory of a .bat script to linux format using wsl wslpath. To show you it works on CMD: However, when I put it in a .bat file and change %cd%to %~dp0, the path is empty: test.batInclude: FOR /F %%i IN
Edwin Bradford I'm trying to write a script that, wslpathwhen run in WSL on Windows, will pass the tool the location of a directory dropped into a bash window . # Drag and drop the directory into the Bash window
IFS="" read -r input
echo;
# If system is Windo
Edwin Bradford I'm trying to write a script that, wslpathwhen run in WSL on Windows, will pass the tool the location of a directory dropped into a bash window . # Drag and drop the directory into the Bash window
IFS="" read -r input
echo;
# If system is Windo
Edwin Bradford I'm trying to write a script that, wslpathwhen run in WSL on Windows, will pass the tool the location of a directory dropped into a bash window . # Drag and drop the directory into the Bash window
IFS="" read -r input
echo;
# If system is Windo
Edwin Bradford I'm trying to write a script that, wslpathwhen run in WSL on Windows, will pass the tool the location of a directory dropped into a bash window . # Drag and drop the directory into the Bash window
IFS="" read -r input
echo;
# If system is Windo
Edwin Bradford I'm trying to write a script that, wslpathwhen run in WSL on Windows, will pass the tool the location of a directory dropped into a bash window . # Drag and drop the directory into the Bash window
IFS="" read -r input
echo;
# If system is Windo
Edwin Bradford I'm trying to write a script that, wslpathwhen run in WSL on Windows, will pass the tool the location of a directory dropped into a bash window . # Drag and drop the directory into the Bash window
IFS="" read -r input
echo;
# If system is Windo
dishonest I'm developing on Windows, but need to know how to convert Windows paths (with backslashes ) to POSIX paths \with forward slashes ( /) ? My goal is to convert C:\repos\vue-t\tests\views\index\home.vuetoC:/repos/vue-t/tests/views/index/home.vue so I c
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Micha Wiedenmann Given a path with related components: c:\foo\..\temp\file.txt
I want to "remove/extend" the relevant part, c:\temp\file.txt
How to convert path with related components to absolute path in windows batch file? MC ND @echo off
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Micha Wiedenmann Given a path with related components: c:\foo\..\temp\file.txt
I want to "remove/extend" the relevant part, c:\temp\file.txt
How to convert path with related components to absolute path in windows batch file? MC ND @echo off
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Ernil Uzbek: I created a CSV file ( driving_log.csvwith a file path for each image created by my emulator), but I was using my brother's Windows computer when I did this, so now the file path looks like this for each image (And almost 14,000 people). When I ca
Ernil Uzbek: I created a CSV file ( driving_log.csvwith a file path for each image created by my emulator), but I was using my brother's Windows computer when I did this, so now the file path looks like this for each image (And almost 14,000 people). When I ca
Ernil Uzbek: I created a CSV file ( driving_log.csvwith a file path for each image created by my emulator), but I was using my brother's Windows computer when I did this, so now the file path looks like this for each image (And almost 14,000 people). When I ca
Ernil Uzbek: I created a CSV file ( driving_log.csvwith a file path for each image created by my emulator), but I was using my brother's Windows computer when I did this, so now the file path looks like this for each image (And almost 14,000 people). When I ca
Ernil Uzbek: I created a CSV file ( driving_log.csvwith a file path for each image created by my emulator), but I was using my brother's Windows computer when I did this, so now the file path looks like this for each image (And almost 14,000 people). When I ca
Ernil Uzbek: I created a CSV file ( driving_log.csvwith a file path for each image created by my emulator), but I was using my brother's Windows computer when I did this, so now the file path looks like this for each image (And almost 14,000 people). When I ca
Debenham I'm writing a Windows batch script and I have a parameter or variable that contains a path using a short 8.3 name. The path may represent a file or folder. How to convert 8.3 paths to long name paths? At least I want to be able to simply print out the
Debenham I'm writing a Windows batch script and I have a parameter or variable that contains a path using a short 8.3 name. The path may represent a file or folder. How to convert 8.3 paths to long name paths? At least I want to be able to simply print out the
Debenham I'm writing a Windows batch script and I have a parameter or variable that contains a path using a short 8.3 name. The path may represent a file or folder. How to convert 8.3 paths to long name paths? At least I want to be able to simply print out the
Debenham I'm writing a Windows batch script and I have a parameter or variable that contains a path using a short 8.3 name. The path may represent a file or folder. How to convert 8.3 paths to long name paths? At least I want to be able to simply print out the
Debenham I'm writing a Windows batch script and I have a parameter or variable that contains a path using a short 8.3 name. The path may represent a file or folder. How to convert 8.3 paths to long name paths? At least I want to be able to simply print out the
read I'm trying to convert a unix-style MSYS path to a /c/my/path/to/a/folderWindows path, or something CMake would understand to a Windows path C:/my/path/to/a/folder. I want it to work on the already correct path. Is there any proper way? Note: Please do not
read I'm trying to convert a Unix-style MSYS path (for example) /c/my/path/to/a/folderto a Windows path, or something CMake would understand to a Windows path C:/my/path/to/a/folder. I want it to work on the already correct path. Is there any proper way? Note:
