I added the extentions for opening media files with mplayer, but whenever I open a file from, say, my windows drive, with SPACES in the path the file doesn't open, wich is logical.
I need to know, what is the variable which is assigned to the filename?
Normally it'd be $1, or %1, but those aren't working.
I need it to make the options work like this (obviously not working):
mplayer "$1"
So that those paths WILL be opened..
Any help is much appreciated..
(Btw; Great job on coding Tux Commander. I like it for I've always loved Windows/Total Commander, shame there's no official Linux version yet -- I hate emulating it with Wine)
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I added the extentions for opening media files with mplayer, but whenever I open a file from, say, my windows drive, with SPACES in the path the file doesn't open, wich is logical.
I need to know, what is the variable which is assigned to the filename?
Normally it'd be $1, or %1, but those aren't working.
I need it to make the options work like this (obviously not working):
mplayer "$1"
So that those paths WILL be opened..
Any help is much appreciated..
(Btw; Great job on coding Tux Commander. I like it for I've always loved Windows/Total Commander, shame there's no official Linux version yet -- I hate emulating it with Wine)
Hello,
Please try the new version, I have fixed some bugs which possibly would cause the error (http://staflik.phortex.org/~tomas/tuxcmd.tar.bz2).
If the problem persists, please run tuxcmd with parameter --debug and send me the debug log.