Re: And now a problem with tcl

2003-07-30 Thread Igor Pechtchanski
No, that's not what I said. You can call *any* script (by specifying a full path to it), but be aware of two things: 1) tcl will not understand POSIX paths, so you have to use Win32 paths, and 2) Windows doesn't treat shell scripts as executable, so you have to use 'sh' to move over to the Cygwin

Re: And now a problem with tcl

2003-07-30 Thread philippe guillaume
So i can't call a script whose directory is not in the path ...? Damned !!! ;) Thanks a lot Igor --- Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, philippe guillaume wrote: > > > I've been searching for a long time about this > > problem. > > The command runs normally

Re: And now a problem with tcl

2003-07-29 Thread Igor Pechtchanski
On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, philippe guillaume wrote: > I've been searching for a long time about this > problem. > The command runs normally on Unix but not on Cygwin :( > > The problem concerns a command button which runs a > sh-script ... > Here is the syntax : > > button .frPrincipal.thug\ >

And now a problem with tcl

2003-07-29 Thread philippe guillaume
I've been searching for a long time about this problem. The command runs normally on Unix but not on Cygwin :( The problem concerns a command button which runs a sh-script ... Here is the syntax : button .frPrincipal.thug\ -activebackground "#beccbe" \ -background "#d2e0d2" \

And now a problem with tcl

2003-07-29 Thread philippe guillaume
I've been searching for a long time about this problem. The command runs normally on Unix but not on Cygwin :( The problem concerns a command button which runs a sh-script ... Here is the syntax : button .frPrincipal.thug\ -activebackground "#beccbe" \ -background "#d2e0d2" \