printim question

[Matthias Munnich]

Unfortunately, this won't work. The parsing of the printim command for
words is done
without looking for quotes or escape characters.  If anybody is up to
fixing this, a search
for "printim" in gauser.c leads you to the right spot.

Matt

Jamie Scott wrote:

> Folders with spaces are annoying to say the least. On my mac or linux
> box I can access files with spaces in
> the path by using an escape character before the space ( i.e. My\
> Documents). I don't know if the \ works on windows
> since the slashes are opposite ( '\' vs '/' ) in directory paths in
> windows vs unix.
> On Dec 15, 2005, at 1:29 PM, Stephen R McMillan wrote:
>
>
>     I am unable to use the PRINTIM command in conjunction with a file
>     path or filename that contains spaces. The obvious fix is to make
>     sure the names have no spaces. Does anyone know of a way to get
>     around this? It would be useful, since one of my "mandatory"
>     folders requres a space (as in My Documents). Otherwise, it's
>     printim to one folder, then move to another.
>
>     Thanks--
>     Stephen McMillan
>
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