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more info: it depends on using " in the parameter

I did further research:
- Runtime.getRuntime.exec("/usr/bin/open /tmp/test.odt") -> works
- Runtime.getRuntime.exec("/usr/bin/open ""/tmp/test.odt""") -> does not work
- Runtime.getRuntime.exec({/usr/bin/open "/tmp/test.odt"}) -> does not work

So it depends on using " in the parameter of the command.

Question is: how do I write filenames having a space as parameter?
For example, I want to open the file "/tmp/test one.odt".

I tried the following:
- Runtime.getRuntime.exec({/usr/bin/open /tmp/test one.odt})
- Runtime.getRuntime.exec({/usr/bin/open /tmp/test\ one.odt})
- Runtime.getRuntime.exec({/usr/bin/open /tmp/test\\ one.odt})
- Runtime.getRuntime.exec({/usr/bin/open /tmp/test\\\\ one.odt})

without luck, neither of them works.
Any suggestions?


Feedback response number WEBB7L3MDH created by ~Zelda Nimnuplopetsi on 11/04/2008

Java Runtime.exec() does not work o... (~Zelda Nimnuplo... 4.Nov.08)
. . Look in the Mac OS X console (~Lorraine Minab... 4.Nov.08)
. . . . more info: it depends on using " in... (~Zelda Nimnuplo... 4.Nov.08)
. . . . . . One suggestion... (~Lily Nonjipyst... 5.Nov.08)
. . . . . . . . WORKAROUND found (~Zelda Nimnuplo... 6.Nov.08)




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