Re: Example of Spawn call

[anon@anon.org (anon)]

The first space in the argument list could be considered as a GNAT BUG 
because the routine "Argument_String_To_List" should truncate all leading 
and tailing spaces before processing the arguments list.

 Args :=3D Argument_String_To_List ( " First -second 3" ) ;

Because I did not try this but what would happen if you tried 

 Args :=3D Argument_String_To_List ( "   First   -second   3  " ) ;

As for the changing the name from "temp.exe" to "temp", must be done in 
Linux as well, but "Daniel" was asking for help with "Windows XP" which 
uses "temp.exe" in this example.


In <faad1a66-54f0-44dd-bdeb-54f430cd5384@x6g2000vbg.googlegroups.com>, sjw <simon.j.wright@mac.com> writes:
>On May 2, 8:38=A0pm, sjw <simon.j.wri...@mac.com> wrote:
>> On May 2, 4:50=A0pm, Hang <xieh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> > I'm not seeing any problem:
>>
>> > C:\GNAT\Projects\test>test
>> > =A01 =A0=3D> First
>> > =A02 =A0=3D> -second
>> > =A03 =A0=3D> 3
>> > Temp was Spawned Correctly
>>
>> Aside from having to change Program_Name to just "temp", this worked
>> on Mac OS X (GCC 4.3.3). The behavior was subtly different:
>>
>> $ ./test
>> =A01 =A0=3D>
>> =A02 =A0=3D> First
>> =A03 =A0=3D> -second
>> =A04 =A0=3D> 3
>> Temp was Spawned Correctly
>> $
>
>Ah, it's the leading space in the arguments:
>
>  Args :=3D Argument_String_To_List ( " First -second 3" ) ;
>