"raulavi" <ra*****@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb:
First, please do not mention my name in a subject's title and stay in the
original thread.
on a msg on 2/20/05 8:16 am pst you state (talking about arguments)Depending on the application, certain parameter values need to be put
between double quotes, for example, file names containing space
characters.
Maybe this is causing your problem.<<
I need to know when to use 2 double quotes?
... is it different when you have arguments ...lets say:
1.- Process.Start("notepad", " ""C:\Bla Bla\1.txt"" ""/p Y"" " )
2.- proc.arguments = how?
Double quotes are typically used to remove ambiguity when dealing with paths
containing spaces. Consider an application that accepts two paths as
command-line arguments and these paths contain spaces -- in this case it
would be hard to separate the two paths from each other. However, not all
applications understand double quoted paths at all, especially some other
tools ported from DOS/Win16 may recognize paths in 8.3 format without spaces
only.
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