{#param[*]}]="$1"
fi
;;
Which can be used this way:
$ cyg-wrapper.sh /cygdrive/c/WINDOWS/system32/runas.exe --slashed-opt
--cyg-verbose=2 -user:pipo "$@"
However, a little bit more work is necessary.
The first argument to the function/alias shal
ters that must not be
handled as pathnames that need translation, you can simply play
with $(cygpath -l "$@") as others have already told you.
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..)
For this sole purpose, I'm maintaining a generic wrapper for win32
native applications we wish to start from cygwin (cyg-wrapper.sh, check
my signature)
NB: I've been reported a bug lately. It seems tied to a bug/regression
in cygpath 1.42 which seems to have forgotten a 0-terminal
im plus a
_vimrc_nix for *nix specific settings (key rebindings (that will be
updated soon thanks to feddback from vim-ml), ...)
I've never used cygwin-version of vim, but it should not be any
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, the script seems to work well.
> But during running the same message happens.
>
> I don't want to format my note-pc. Is there any good idea?
Are you using Agnitum Outpost Firewall ?
Is so find another firewall that does not leak ressources.
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a familar way, start applications graphicaly untill I got
> used to working the shell cmd line.
vim is great. Some prefer emacs... Other prefer more flashy programs...
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* On Mon, Sep 06, 2004 at 08:42:56AM +0400, Artem Gluhov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After 5 minutes running this script i got a windwows XP
> error: not enough system resourses.
You have Agnitum Outpost, haven't you ?
If so, uninstall it and choose another firewall.
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SEDIR/out.txt"
>
> touch "$FILE"
> #--
use -m instead of -w
> I'm using the latest cygwin v1.5.10-3 on NT2k. Don't know cygpath
> version...sorry.
cygpath -v
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* On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 09:06:16AM -0400, geneSmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, my less man page is totally messed up. All other man pages seem
> to work.
I have
export PAGER='less -R'
in my .bashrc
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However, this solution requires that cygwin directories are visible from
your $PATH. In other words, you won't really need to know where they are
installed.
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ssage.
is when Hamster is not running -- as ssmtp can't reach the SMTP server
it must send the messages to.
But I'm not sure it is of any help here.
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D
e scripts I use.
If I had to choose between cygwin directories, I would use
/usr/local/bin as I install non-cygwin-standard stuff into /usr/local/
-- understand, the stuff I've compiled like mutt, a colored version of
abook, irssi, w3m, librairies, ...
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but it should not solve your problem which is probably specific to vim.
Unless
Are your environment variables ($HOME, $VIM, $VIMRUNTIME) different
within cygwin and windows ? If so, fix this.
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> using the default _viminfo in "D:\Program Files\vim\"
This is a safe setting IMHO.
> Do you have any idea about make gvim use the default _viminfo file
> without writing a new file in my cygwin home directory?
Once you have found where your _vimrc is stored, set the option v
ature).
BTW, until now, I was using << $COMSPEC /c start >> to launch a win32
application i did not want to be attached to the current shell. It no
longer works (probably since the last time I patched XP).
I can not rely on cygstart as it accept only a limited number of
characters on its c
start anything and receive messages like
> fort: permission denied.
> It looks like PIDs that were used once cannot be reused.
> Does anyone know the solution?
I know a firewall that causes such problems : Agnitum Outpost Firewall.
If you are using this firewall, don't look anywher
ude directory
=> g++ -I$NS2/include -o ping ping.cpp
Anyway, these questions are not relative to cygwin, but to GCC and other
*nix command-line compilers.
=>
- man gcc
- find a tutorial about makefiles, compiling under unices, etc...
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to gvim, like /etc/Muttrc for instance.
I wrote cyg-wrapper.sh for this purpose.
http://hermitte.free.fr/cygwin/#Win32
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Documentation: htt
pper.sh (Vim tip #381 BTW) which does several
other useful things.
http://hermitte.free.fr/cygwin/#Win32
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t Firewall ... try uninstall it a use
another firewall.
On this new machine, (where XP has been reinstalled from scratch), I'm
no longer using AOF, but Kerio. Since then, I don't need to reboot every
two days or every half-make-configure.
So far, the hyppothesis of a ressource leak in AOF
on=HTML Text; nametemplate=%s.html
text/html; w3m -dump %s; copiousoutput; description=HTML Text; nametemplate=%s.html
(don't forget in the muttrc:
alternative_order text/enriched text/plain text
)
And BTW, I have no problem with cygstart with pdf and rtf documents.
Merry Christmas
t on the firewalled
machine.
> P.S. I think it's will be a good idea to store information about
> trouble with outpost firewall at FAQ or "Known problems"...
Unless someone experiment the same problem but with another
configuration, it is good idea.
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Outpost and I'm
experimenting this problem.
[BTW, Rampage was evoked as a possible workaround, but it had no
positive effect on my system.]
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D
ory leak
> is exactly where is leads down the path to character assassinations.
Could we say that cygwin relies on a faulty library developped by
Microsoft ? And that nobody has identified the faulty library ?
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ow yet. In a
month or two, I'll try to remember how gdb works and check this out --
I'll probably need assitance from people not having the problem as I'm
not able to compile big program.
By the mean, time I have some open-source stuff I've developped to fix
before unha
n, but it is available on
many different systems -- unices, Windows, etc.
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ident" programs like anti-viruses, firewalls, etc. But the
problem still remains: there is a limit that stop us from using cygwin
to accomplish more or less critical things like recompiling some
programs.
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d again: "fork: permission denied".
Does anybody has a clue ? a link ? a workaround that I can use ?
I guess the solution lies within fork() implementation and how bash uses
it ... but I can't tell more.
Note: I use a Windows XP machine -- monthes ago, I was able to recompile
mutt-
Mutt
1.4. I guess I must upgrade to the version 1.5.
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e released a wrapper for Win32 native (command-line) tools.
It can not guess arguments you don't know, but will enable you to
specify as many arguments you wish to specify. And it also converts
all the pathnames given and it follows symbolic links.
I'm not sure it is the
fine too, but "--cyg-env-convert=HOMEPATH"
does not have any consequences... As well as "(unset HOMEPATH;gvim)". I
guess that HOMEPATH got a special traitment from cygwin or bash.
Does list of directories needs to be converted also ? I know PATH
appears correctly converted from Vim.
t win32 native applications may also use.
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ing xargs. I
haven't spent enough time to find to something that works.
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l expression to designate such applications ?
I tend to use "native win32 applications/programs", but I'm not sure
it is really correct in English.
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