MHo: trying to do a
tclkitsh sdx.kit
from within a directory which includes spaces in it's name, fails:
December 20, 2002
If you use Windows \ notation for a filename, SDX fails.
If you try to add registered methods to the .KIT filetype (wrap, unwrap etc) then when you right-click on the filename and choose the method, SDX fails. This appears to be fixed for the *first* filename but not for the second. That is, tclkitsh can find sdx.kit, but tclkitsh with SDX can't find your file. It creates an empty correctly-named .vfs folder and aborts.
When I massaged the filename the problem went away:
file unwrap.tcl
set aa [lindex $argv 0]
set aa [string map {\\ /} $aa]
exec tclkitsh.exe sdx.kit unwrap $aaI registered this as "<path>tclkitsh <path>unwrap.tcl %1" and it worked for me on Windows XP and Windows 98.
It might be possible to fix this inside SDX assuming that you'll never need a unix backslash character in a filename. I'm not sure that's a good idea.
Jonah Thomas
ZipGuy 06-06-2003 -
I have created a Starkit to solve this problem on Windows. It's called Windows SDX Shell Fix and it front-ends sdx.kit.