From a BAT file or a CMD window I can enter..
everything -s "project xyz"
As expected, this will pass project xyz without the quotes. How do I apply quotes so that the search matches the exact string "project xyz"? I tried :quotproject xyz:quot but the :quot macros are not interpreted.
Regards, AB
How to apply quotes from the command line
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Re: How to apply quotes from the command line
Use triple-double quotes to escape a single double quote with windows command:
The forth quote is used to escape the space in project xyz so it is treated as one parameter.
Also note it should be quot: instead of :quot
quot: must appear outside quotations and will search for a literal quote, which I assume is not what you are trying to do here.
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everything -s """"project xyz""""
Also note it should be quot: instead of :quot
quot: must appear outside quotations and will search for a literal quote, which I assume is not what you are trying to do here.