Re: Cygwin convert environment paths

Greetings, Steven Penny! > I see here: > > That Cygwin does convert some environment variables, from Windows format to > Unix format. For example HOME and TMP. But for me at least, are some important > omissions. > I use APPDATA and PROGRAMFILES

Re: Cygwin convert environment paths

Steven Penny via Cygwin writes: >> That's what cygpath is there for, among other things. > > You expect people to use cygpath... from within PHP? These are neither POSIX or Cygwin variables, so yes, if you expect to use them from Cygwin PHP you either need to explicitly deal with the fact that the

Re: Cygwin convert environment paths

On Sun, 10 May 2020 at 06:46, Steven Penny via Cygwin <> wrote: > > That Cygwin does convert some environment variables, from Windows format to > Unix format. For example HOME and TMP. But for me at least, are some > important > omissions. > > In general, converting environment variable owned b

Re: Cygwin convert environment paths

Am 10.05.2020 um 17:48 schrieb Steven Penny via Cygwin: That's what cygpath is there for, among other things. You expect people to use cygpath... from within PHP? we expect they can use cygpath to set a cygwin equivalent variable in their own scripts or boot shell scripts $ CYG_HOMEDRIVE=$(c

Re: Cygwin convert environment paths

> That's what cygpath is there for, among other things. You expect people to use cygpath... from within PHP? -- Problem reports: https://cygwin.com/problems.html FAQ: https://cygwin.com/faq/ Documentation:https://cygwin.com/docs.html Unsubscribe info: https://cygw

Re: Cygwin convert environment paths

Steven Penny via Cygwin writes: > I use APPDATA and PROGRAMFILES a good amount, and those arent converted. To > make > it worse, HOMEDRIVE and SYSTEMDRIVE arent converted either, meaning you cant > manually construct the path starting with a variable. That's what cygpath is there for, among other