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I've been searching for a solution to this but couldn't find one. Not sure if its possible. Can I pass into command-line execution that passes a in a bat file which has an input file as its arguments? So from the command-line it'll look like this: C:\run.exe "C:\space folder\run.bat "C:\space folder\input.txt"" The problem is with the folders that has spaces so the quotes are required to be in there. Try this: C:\run.exe "C:\space folder\run.bat \"C:\space folder\input.txt\"" And here is a link that you can see all escape characters http://www.robvanderwoude.com/escapechars.php I know it's an

I need to trim path if it ends with \ . C:\Ravi\ I need to change to C:\Ravi I have a case where path will not end with \ (Then it must skip). I tried with .EndsWith("\") , but it fails when I have \\ instead of \ . Can this be done in PowerShell without resorting to conditionals? no need to overcomplicate "C:\Ravi\".trim('\') Consider using TrimEnd instead (especially if you are working with UNC Path): "C:\Ravi\".TrimEnd('\') You mention needing to differentiate between paths ending in "\" and "\\" and possibly handling those differently. While you can use .Trim("\") or .TrimEnd("\") to

Is there any special character that cannot be a part of the path in Windows or Unix that I can use it as a separator? Wikipedia helpfully lists the reserved characters for different filesystems . Neither NTFS nor POSIX will accept the null or slash (/) characters in filenames. The slash character is obviously not a good separator, since it's common in POSIX paths, so maybe you could use null. Of course null isn't suited to all situations (e.g. it isn't usually visible when printed), in which case you might have to use some sort of escaping scheme . Java, which aims to work across different

I've been needing to get a solution for this problem. I've already searched and tested many solutions from this community but anyone was fit for helping me. I have two activities, the first one takes a picture and sends it to another which has an ImageView to receive that (until here i'm getting problems) and a query to insert the file path in the database (the code which do this last part is well). I guess its better for the View load an Image Low Resolution as a Thumbnail. Therefore, to save into the database i wanna get the whole path from a full size picture. Whether possible the images

If I want the path of the current module, I'll use __file__ . Now let's say I want a function to return that. I can't do: def get_path(): return __file__ Because it will return the path of the module the function has been declared in. I need it to work even if the function is not called at the root of the module but at any level of nesting. This is how I would do it: import sys def get_path(): namespace = sys._getframe(1).f_globals # caller's globals return namespace.get('__file__') Get it from the globals dict in that case: def get_path(): return globals()['__file__'] Edit in response to the