Reini Urban wrote:
Robert Schmidt schrieb:
I have the following two programs in /usr/local/bin:
--- test.btm
#!/usr/local/bin/testint.sh
echo hello from test.btm
naming a shell script .btm is not a good idea, since .btm files are
usually 4NT batch files.
This is exactly what I'm doing. I want to
Robert Schmidt schrieb:
I have the following two programs in /usr/local/bin:
--- test.btm
#!/usr/local/bin/testint.sh
echo hello from test.btm
naming a shell script .btm is not a good idea, since .btm files are
usually 4NT batch files.
same for .h files.
windows has some internal registry key whic
I have the following two programs in /usr/local/bin:
--- test.btm
#!/usr/local/bin/testint.sh
echo hello from test.btm
--- testint.sh
#!/bin/sh
echo hello from test interpreter. the file is "$1"
--- test.h
#!/bin/bash
test.btm
Then I do this:
~ $ echo $PATH
/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/cygdrive/c/WIND
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