Posted by: hensh
« on: March 20, 2020, 06:03:26 PM »
thanks
thanks
Posted by: Dan
« on: March 20, 2020, 03:36:00 PM »Because I answered you before I had coffee 
In Slick-C, like in C++, \ escapes certain characters in a double quoted string. For example, "\t" is a tab character. "\P" is invalid.
Using single quoted strings gets around this. However, when you have a filename with spaces like that, you still need to double quote them most of the time.
In Slick-C, like in C++, \ escapes certain characters in a double quoted string. For example, "\t" is a tab character. "\P" is invalid.
Using single quoted strings gets around this. However, when you have a filename with spaces like that, you still need to double quote them most of the time.
Posted by: hensh
« on: March 20, 2020, 02:42:12 PM »Worked like charm. Thank you. Any idea why your suggestion was necessary?
Posted by: Dan
« on: March 20, 2020, 02:33:14 PM »Try this:
shell(_maybe_quote_filename('C:\Program Files\Typora\Typora.exe')' 'p_buf_name,'QA');
shell(_maybe_quote_filename('C:\Program Files\Typora\Typora.exe')' 'p_buf_name,'QA');
Posted by: hensh
« on: March 20, 2020, 02:25:27 PM »This was the first thing I tried.
The macro does not compile and I get a message stating that there is an illegal character with a blinking cursor appearing between the colon and the backslash.
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shell("C:\Program Files\Typora\Typora.exe " p_buf_name,'QA');The macro does not compile and I get a message stating that there is an illegal character with a blinking cursor appearing between the colon and the backslash.
Posted by: Dan
« on: March 20, 2020, 11:09:38 AM »Try putting double quotes around C:\Program Files\Typora\Typora.exe since there are space in it.
If you had this in a variable you could use _maybe_quote_filename() around it. You still could, but since you have a constant, it's easy enough to just quote.
If you had this in a variable you could use _maybe_quote_filename() around it. You still could, but since you have a constant, it's easy enough to just quote.
Posted by: hensh
« on: March 20, 2020, 11:06:43 AM »The Slick-C code below will not run. However, if Typora.exe is in my PATH, the commented line below works. Why can't Slick-C find 'C:\Program Files\Typora\Typora.exe'? I've tried numerous variations. What am I missing?
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#include "slick.sh"
_command void runtypora() name_info(','VSARG2_READ_ONLY|VSARG2_REQUIRES_EDITORCTL)
{
if (_no_child_windows()) {
_message_box("No buffer is open");
return;
}
if (_isno_name(p_DocumentName) || p_buf_name == '') {
_message_box("No buffer is open");
return;
}
save();
//shell('Typora ' p_buf_name, 'QA');
shell('C:\Program Files\Typora\Typora.exe ' p_buf_name,'QA');
}