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Why make something complicated more complex? Filenames with spaces are easy.
You can either escape the spaces with a \ character (e.g. File \name) or
surround the file name with quotes (e.g. "File name"). Of course with your
script, you'd have to escape the quotes, which could get confusing fast.
Russell
On Friday 07 May 2004 06:58, Logan Tygart wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-05-06 at 22:48, Steve wrote:
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> > The problem is that there are spaces in the file and directory names
> > which I inherited from a windows machine.
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> Sounds like a job for a PERL script. Push the names into a list, covert
> $_ to a $string and finally, convert the string to an mp3 or ogg.
> (Sorry, my coffee hasn't kicked in enough to write an example.)
>
> The Logan
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