winepath truncation issue
I have followed the directions on multiple websites. I created a command in the registry :
default
/bin/sh/ /run_linux eog "%1"
I created the following code in the run_linux script
#!/bin/sh
eog $1 "`wine winepath -u "$2"`"
echo $1 "`wine winepath -s "$2"`" >> /tmp/output
In the registry i have tried....
"%1" it sends NOTHING to the script.
%1 it sends everything up to the first space of the file URL.
Now, i understand why %1 is only sending up to the first space of the file URL, as i did that more for testing, but when i use "%1" nothing pushes through.
Example output
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog %1
Out put -> eog /home/myname/.wine/dosdevices/c:/users/myname/My
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog "%1"
Out put -> eog
What the heck am i doing wrong?
I even manually typed the full path calling the script directly and it works, so I believe the issue is in the registry command.
14.04 wine
asked Feb 1 at 18:18
John StylesJohn Styles
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I have followed the directions on multiple websites. I created a command in the registry :
default
/bin/sh/ /run_linux eog "%1"
I created the following code in the run_linux script
#!/bin/sh
eog $1 "`wine winepath -u "$2"`"
echo $1 "`wine winepath -s "$2"`" >> /tmp/output
In the registry i have tried....
"%1" it sends NOTHING to the script.
%1 it sends everything up to the first space of the file URL.
Now, i understand why %1 is only sending up to the first space of the file URL, as i did that more for testing, but when i use "%1" nothing pushes through.
Example output
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog %1
Out put -> eog /home/myname/.wine/dosdevices/c:/users/myname/My
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog "%1"
Out put -> eog
What the heck am i doing wrong?
I even manually typed the full path calling the script directly and it works, so I believe the issue is in the registry command.
14.04 wine
asked Feb 1 at 18:18
John StylesJohn Styles
61
I might also add i typed in the full path into the registry so as to not even use the %1, and if i surround it with " if fails, and if i do not surround it with " it outputs up until the first space.
– John Styles
Feb 1 at 18:25
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I have followed the directions on multiple websites. I created a command in the registry :
default
/bin/sh/ /run_linux eog "%1"
I created the following code in the run_linux script
#!/bin/sh
eog $1 "`wine winepath -u "$2"`"
echo $1 "`wine winepath -s "$2"`" >> /tmp/output
In the registry i have tried....
"%1" it sends NOTHING to the script.
%1 it sends everything up to the first space of the file URL.
Now, i understand why %1 is only sending up to the first space of the file URL, as i did that more for testing, but when i use "%1" nothing pushes through.
Example output
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog %1
Out put -> eog /home/myname/.wine/dosdevices/c:/users/myname/My
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog "%1"
Out put -> eog
What the heck am i doing wrong?
I even manually typed the full path calling the script directly and it works, so I believe the issue is in the registry command.
14.04 wine
asked Feb 1 at 18:18
John StylesJohn Styles
61
I have followed the directions on multiple websites. I created a command in the registry :
default
/bin/sh/ /run_linux eog "%1"
I created the following code in the run_linux script
#!/bin/sh
eog $1 "`wine winepath -u "$2"`"
echo $1 "`wine winepath -s "$2"`" >> /tmp/output
In the registry i have tried....
"%1" it sends NOTHING to the script.
%1 it sends everything up to the first space of the file URL.
Now, i understand why %1 is only sending up to the first space of the file URL, as i did that more for testing, but when i use "%1" nothing pushes through.
Example output
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog %1
Out put -> eog /home/myname/.wine/dosdevices/c:/users/myname/My
with registry command set to : /bin/sh /run_linux eog "%1"
Out put -> eog
What the heck am i doing wrong?
I even manually typed the full path calling the script directly and it works, so I believe the issue is in the registry command.
14.04 wine
14.04 wine
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I might also add i typed in the full path into the registry so as to not even use the %1, and if i surround it with " if fails, and if i do not surround it with " it outputs up until the first space.
– John Styles
Feb 1 at 18:25
add a comment |
I might also add i typed in the full path into the registry so as to not even use the %1, and if i surround it with " if fails, and if i do not surround it with " it outputs up until the first space.
– John Styles
Feb 1 at 18:25
I might also add i typed in the full path into the registry so as to not even use the %1, and if i surround it with " if fails, and if i do not surround it with " it outputs up until the first space.
– John Styles
Feb 1 at 18:25
I might also add i typed in the full path into the registry so as to not even use the %1, and if i surround it with " if fails, and if i do not surround it with " it outputs up until the first space.
– John Styles
Feb 1 at 18:25
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It ended up being so simple :
I was editing the registry through regedit, and there you only need
to put it within quotes without the back-slash.
Just put quotes with out the character and then it worked.
Example :
eog "%1"
answered Feb 1 at 19:02
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It ended up being so simple :
I was editing the registry through regedit, and there you only need
to put it within quotes without the back-slash.
Just put quotes with out the character and then it worked.
Example :
eog "%1"
answered Feb 1 at 19:02
John StylesJohn Styles
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add a comment |
It ended up being so simple :
I was editing the registry through regedit, and there you only need
to put it within quotes without the back-slash.
Just put quotes with out the character and then it worked.
Example :
eog "%1"
answered Feb 1 at 19:02
John StylesJohn Styles
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add a comment |
It ended up being so simple :
I was editing the registry through regedit, and there you only need
to put it within quotes without the back-slash.
Just put quotes with out the character and then it worked.
Example :
eog "%1"
answered Feb 1 at 19:02
John StylesJohn Styles
61
It ended up being so simple :
I was editing the registry through regedit, and there you only need
to put it within quotes without the back-slash.
Just put quotes with out the character and then it worked.
Example :
eog "%1"
answered Feb 1 at 19:02
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I might also add i typed in the full path into the registry so as to not even use the %1, and if i surround it with " if fails, and if i do not surround it with " it outputs up until the first space.
– John Styles
Feb 1 at 18:25