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| 2011-11-08 | 2011-11-08 | ||
| Clarity (207.107.36.14) | fixing factual accuracy of clarity changes by anonymous user (martin) | ||
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| - | To use the double-quote as a literal, use two double·quotes sequentially. For example, the ''/command'' expects that the script will be structured as an in-line FTP script and that each line of the script is enclosed in double quotes. In addition, any part of a line within the script that includes spaces is expected to be enclosed with double·quotes within the line so that the complete line is passed as a single string (See [[scripting#syntax|doubling double-quotes]]): | + | To use the double-quote as a literal, use two double-quotes sequentially. For example, the ''/command'' expects that each script commands is enclosed in double quotes so that is passed as a single command-line argument. In addition, any script command argument that includes spaces is expected to be enclosed with double-quotes within the command (see [[scripting#syntax|doubling double-quotes]]): |
| <code> | <code> | ||
| winscp.com /command "open ""My session""" "put ""C:\Documents and Settings\martin\Documents\myfile.dat""" | winscp.com /command "open ""My session""" "put ""C:\Documents and Settings\martin\Documents\myfile.dat""" | ||
| - | |<- Script line 1 ->| |<- ··················Script line 2 ························->| | + | <- script cmd 1 ··-> <- ····················script cmd 2 ·························-> |
| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | An Argument that begins with a slash is considered a switch. To pass a parameter that itself uses the slash in its syntax (i.e. a remote path like ''/root''), use the special switch ''%%//%%'' (two slashes) before the argument. The switch ''%%//%%'' consolidates any arguments following the double slash into a single passed parameter. Example: | + | An argument that begins with a slash is considered a switch. To pass a parameter that itself uses the slash in its syntax (i.e. a remote path like ''/root''), use the special switch ''%%//%%'' (two slashes) before the argument. The switch ''%%//%%'' denotes that all following arguments are not switches. Example: |
| <code> | <code> | ||
| winscp.exe /synchronize // "C:\Documents and Settings\martin\Documents\MySite" /root | winscp.exe /synchronize // "C:\Documents and Settings\martin\Documents\MySite" /root | ||