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11/01/10 20:49, Hans-Christoph Steiner escreveu:
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<blockquote type="cite" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">using
[operating_system] and [popen] you can do it... (see pd patch)
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best wishes,
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josé
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PS: have not tested on a windows box, but I believe it will work.. :)
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I think mkdir works on Windows too, no?
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..hc
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Oops.. well, there is some time that I don't use windows/dos... but
google says it does recognize mkdir.. :)
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Anyway, using [operating_system] + [popen] seems to be a good way to
"bang" .bat files for win and .sh scripts for linux/osx and automate
things according the current OS..
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josé
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