Re: Re: [scite] dostring command does not work since version 3.1.0

[s andf]

Dear Neil,

    Thanks for your reply.

Using $(FilePath) and $(FileDir) does not work yet.

e.g.,

command.15.*=dostring os.execute("cmd /C copy $(FilePath) $(FileDir)\$(FileName)_"..os.date("%y%m%d%H%M%S")..".$(FileExt)")

 

Best regards.

Lan

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2012-07-16  16:23:37

 

Sender: Neil Hodgson

Date: 2012年6月4日(星期一) 上午10:30

To: scite-interest

Subject: Re: [scite] dostring command does not work since version 3.1.0

s andf wrote:

   I use the following command to backup my file:

command.15.*=dostring os.execute("cmd /C copy $(FileNameExt) $(FileName)_"..os.date("%y%m%d%H%M%S")..".$(FileExt)")

   However, this command works for version 3.0.4 but not for both version 3.1.0 and 3.2.0

Is it a bug?

   The current directory is no longer set before running Lua commands so you should include full paths in the command using $(FilePath) and $(FileDir).

   The reason that the current directory is no longer being set is that this has caused various problems on each platform in the past. On Windows, setting the current directory locks that directory so it can not be deleted.

   Neil

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[Neil Hodgson]

s andf:

Using $(FilePath) and $(FileDir) does not work yet.

e.g.,

command.15.*=dostring os.execute("cmd /C copy $(FilePath) $(FileDir)\$(FileName)_"..os.date("%y%m%d%H%M%S")..".$(FileExt)")

   That could be a '\' quoting issue.

   Neil