Hi Jeremy,
> In shell/command.c the following patch should fix the issue (assuming
> switchar changed).
> @@ -331,8 +331,10 @@
> break;
> case CMD_SPECIAL_DIR: /* pass '\\' & '.' too */
> if(*rest == '\\' || *rest == '.' || *rest == ':') break;
> + if (!isoptch(*rest) && *rest == '/') break;
> default: /* pass '/', ignore ',', ';' & '=' */
> - if(!*rest || *rest == '/') break;
> + if(!*rest || isoptch(*rest)) break;
> if(isargdelim(*rest)) {
> rest = ltrimcl(rest);
> break;
Strange idea, why would "/" always be a switchar
even if you explititly configure switchar to be
something else? Which Windows versions do that?
And of course: Which software is known to set the
switchar to for example "-" while at the same time
expecting "/" to be still simultaneously valid...?
Regards, Eric
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