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start-process explorer.exe open wrong directory
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(Emacs v29.1 on MS-Windows)
Reproduce:
1. $ emacs.exe -Q
2. (start-process "Explorer" nil "explorer.exe" "C:/Users/username")
I think it should open the HOME folder,
but it actually opened "C:/Users/username/Documents".
When I use shell-mode or eshell, explorer works as expected.
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> From: Shynur Xie <one.last.kiss <at> outlook.com>
> Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2023 11:40:44 +0000
> msip_labels:
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> (Emacs v29.1 on MS-Windows)
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> Reproduce:
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> 1. $ emacs.exe -Q
> 2. (start-process "Explorer" nil "explorer.exe" "C:/Users/username")
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> I think it should open the HOME folder,
> but it actually opened "C:/Users/username/Documents".
Try
(start-process "Explorer" nil "explorer.exe" "C:\\Users\\username")
> When I use shell-mode or eshell, explorer works as expected.
How exactly do you "use shell-mode or eshell" to start the Explorer?
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Message #11 received at 66514 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
> Try
> (start-process "Explorer" nil "explorer.exe" "C:\\Users\\username")
Thanks for your help! This expression works perfectly.
It seems that the forward slash is for the explorer to receive
arguments.
>> When I use shell-mode or eshell, explorer works as expected.
> How exactly do you "use shell-mode or eshell" to start the Explorer?
This is a faulty memory, and when I wrote the bug report, I tested
only the 'reproduce' section. My mistake.
The bug can now be closed; it's more about 'explorer.exe' rather
than Emacs.
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> > Try
> > (start-process "Explorer" nil "explorer.exe" "C:\\Users\\username")
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> Thanks for your help! This expression works perfectly.
> It seems that the forward slash is for the explorer to receive
> arguments.
Yes, MS-Windows programs frequently treat the forward slash as the
option character, instead of the dash.
> >> When I use shell-mode or eshell, explorer works as expected.
> > How exactly do you "use shell-mode or eshell" to start the Explorer?
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> This is a faulty memory, and when I wrote the bug report, I tested
> only the 'reproduce' section. My mistake.
> The bug can now be closed; it's more about 'explorer.exe' rather
> than Emacs.
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