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Bo Berglund wrote:
> I think that the commands given on the script lines are actually not
> passed "as is" to cmd.exe. Instead CVS itself seems to parse out the
> data and in doing so it does not make use of the double quotes as
> cmd.exe does.
AFAICT, the only change CVSNT makes to the script line is to replace %{sVv} with
an argument containing the specified data. The argument is quoted if necessary.
> End result is:
> You cannot have extra spaces in either the command program itself or
> in the arguments.
Again AFAICT, CVSNT seems to leave spaces on the script line intact. And when it
expands %{sVv,}it escapes any spaces in folder or file names by preceding them
with a backslash.
- Russ