OS: Win: / instead of \

[Peter Gutmann]

Hi,

I updated to 2.10.2 and I ever used a "user command" to interact with Bazaar. This worked quite well, but now I get an error message that some paths could not be found. I think this is because I use the command

"Path_To_EXE" ?a"

The ?a" gets to C:/Users/JohnDoe/... and I would need C:\Users\JohnDoe... (backslash instead of slash). I think in earlier versions of TeXstudio this worked well.

Can somebody help me please?

Thanks,
Peter

[Tim Hoffmann]

Works here. What's exactly the error message you get? Do you have a multi-file document? Please try to work out a minimal example.

[Peter Gutmann]

Hi Tim,

thanks for your quick answer.

I tested a bit more and I think I found the problem:

I've got a user command containing:

"D:/Users/JohnDoe/test.bat" ?a"

The 'test.bat' file contains:

@echo off
set param=%1
echo %param%

When executing this command one any file (e.g.: 'D:\Users\JohnDoe\test\test.tex') with TeXstudio 2.10.2 I get:

Process started: "D:/Users/JohnDoe/test.bat" "D:\Users\JohnDoe\test\"

D:\Users\JohnDoe\test\"

Process exited normally

With TeXstudio 2.9.4 I get:

Process started: "D:/Users/JohnDoe/test.bat" "D:\Users\JohnDoe\test\"

D:\Users\JohnDoe\test\

Process exited normally

The difference is the " (quotation mark) in the second line and I think this causes the problem I get with the external program which I try to execute.

I hope I explained, so it is reproducible.

Thanks,
Peter

[Tim Hoffmann]

fixed: hg 5578 (6400c5c2bb1b)

The \" at the end was erronously interpreted as a literal quote. Will be fixed in the next release. If your path does not contain spaces, you can switch to "D:/Users/JohnDoe/test.bat" ?a) as a workaround, which leaves out the quoting around the argument.

[Peter Gutmann]

Thank you very much.