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I have noticed a change in the file name that is passed to the application to be launched as a parameter. In the new version, the file name is surrounded by double quotes. Correct? |
Yes. If the file name contains blanks eg. "Copy of XXX.tif" it requires to be surrounded by double quotes; especially with commandline apps. If the app is not aware that file names(since Windows 2K)may contain blanks, this may cause errors. Most users know it, BUT some do not and it may give non expected results. Double quotes will do no harm even when used with file names without blanks. |