From: Marc R. <re...@gm...> - 2022-06-07 18:29:40
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On 6/7/22 18:25, hp...@we... wrote: > BTW, the argument for pipe.bat (or ripe.bat > for me) only requires a double quote at the beginning but none at > the end. That's one more know-how issue, free of know-why. Mike, I think that's courtesy of Microsoft CMD.EXE implementation. When an argument (or program) contains blanks, it requires a double quote at the beginning of the string. It's less stringent on having a closing double quote: << C:\Users\win11>dir /B "a space.txt" a space.txt C:\Users\win11>dir /B "a space.txt a space.txt >> Marc |