Oh Yes ! I missed the difference between %p and %%p. (maybe that should be added on the online userguide)
Sorry for the mistake and thanks, Tom. Regards Denis tpgww@xxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 15:58:41 +0100 Denis Prost <denis.prost@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:It seems that there is a little problem with %$prefix$% macro : when I set %$file:$%%p as argument for a command, no double quotes are set around %p when the macro is interpreted. On the contrary, if I set file:%p as argument, double quotes are set around %p replacement. Should there not be double quotes in both cases ?%p expands into a list of all selected items' paths, with quotes %%p expands into a list of all selected items' paths, without quotes (and similarly for %f, %%f) When there is also a %$prefix$ macro, the string "prefix" should be included inside quotes, if any. But for %$file:$%%p there should not be quotes. Regards Tom
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