On 2.4.2016 20:59, Cary Lewis wrote:
I need to start acrobat from a bash shell.
Acrobat needs some of its parameters to be enclosed with double
quotes. This is needed to automatically open and print a pdf.
When I try to do that directly from a bash shell, I can't get it to
pass arguments enclos
On 4/2/2016 2:19 PM, Eliot Moss wrote:
> Have you tried: '"arg"' ? bash should strip the ' ' and leave the " ".
> Also, what about "\"foo\"" ?
>
> My experiments with this suggest that they work. I tried invoked a .bat
> file that echoes its first argument, and it did show "\"foo\"", but I
> su
On 4/2/2016 2:59 PM, Cary Lewis wrote:
I need to start acrobat from a bash shell.
Acrobat needs some of its parameters to be enclosed with double
quotes. This is needed to automatically open and print a pdf.
When I try to do that directly from a bash shell, I can't get it to
pass arguments encl
On Sat, Apr 2, 2016 at 11:59 AM, Cary Lewis wrote:
> I need to start acrobat from a bash shell.
>
> Acrobat needs some of its parameters to be enclosed with double
> quotes. This is needed to automatically open and print a pdf.
>
>
> If I try to do a \", then it passes the \" to the windows app.
I
I need to start acrobat from a bash shell.
Acrobat needs some of its parameters to be enclosed with double
quotes. This is needed to automatically open and print a pdf.
When I try to do that directly from a bash shell, I can't get it to
pass arguments enclosed with the double quotes.
It will do
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