On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 Fergus wrote:
> > Put it at the end so that the UNIX commands
> > wouldn't override MS commands with the same
> > name.
>
> > My question is, was this a foolish and stupid thing
> > to do?
>
> In my opinion: putting it in the PATH is a wise and sensible thing to do,
> giving you
On Thu, 4 Sep 2003, Brock Filer wrote:
> I installed Cygwin a couple hours ago and I added the
> bin directory to my autoexec.bat path setting. Put it
> at the end so that the UNIX commands wouldn't override
> MS commands with the same name.
> Mostly I did this so I can call a bash script from a
>
Brock Filer wrote:
I installed Cygwin a couple hours ago and I added the bin directory to
my autoexec.bat path setting. Put it at the end so that the UNIX
commands wouldn't override MS commands with the same name.
What MS commands? :-) There are so few of them! Personally I put
C:\Cygwin\Bin fi
> Put it at the end so that the UNIX commands
> wouldn't override MS commands with the same
> name.
> My question is, was this a foolish and stupid thing
> to do?
In my opinion: putting it in the PATH is a wise and sensible thing to do,
giving you access to all this excellent stuff. But (my recom
I installed Cygwin a couple hours ago and I added the
bin directory to my autoexec.bat path setting. Put it
at the end so that the UNIX commands wouldn't override
MS commands with the same name.
Mostly I did this so I can call a bash script from a
java program without a lot of OS sniffing.
My quest
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