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Old 08-06-2009, 04:34 AM   #1
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convert dos2unix /opt/SV DC/*.* using system command.Here path is having space.


I want to convert dos2unix all files like *.* using system command.
Here path is having the space.

ex:

char filePath[1024];
memset(filePath, 0, 1024);
_snprintf(filePath,1023,"/usr/bin/dos2unix \"/opt/SV DC/options/*.*\"");
system(filePath);

please give suggestions to solve problem.

ThanQ,
Nagendra R
 
Old 08-06-2009, 05:27 AM   #2
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I got the solution as:


char filePath[1024];
memset(filePath, 0, 1024);
_snprintf(filePath,1023,"/usr/bin/dos2unix \"/opt/SV DC/options\"/*.*");
system(filePath);

Here string quotation(") is added before *.*.

ThanQ,
Nagendra R
 
  


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