Xrit2pic_cmd 2021.5b incomplete option '-timestamp@'


Jack Lu
 

OS:Win10
Under:Windows PowerShell

Using " -timestamp@[20,30]s12 " leads to Error: Wrong or incomplete option '-timestamp@'
but shouldn't the format be " -timestamp@[<x>,<y>]s<size> "?

btw -timestamp works fine though


R. Alblas
 

Yes, -timestamp@[<x>,<y>]s<size> is OK, and you did that: -timestamp@[20,30]s12 ???

On 08-11-2022 09:12, s920356@... wrote:

OS:Win10
Under:Windows PowerShell

Using " -timestamp@[20,30]s12 " leads to Error: Wrong or incomplete option '-timestamp@'
but shouldn't the format be " -timestamp@[<x>,<y>]s<size> "?

btw -timestamp works fine though


Jack Lu
 

Yes, and
-timestamp@[20,30] failed too
-timestamp works fine

 


Ernst Lobsiger
 

Hi,

Is this maybe an issue of PowerShell that does not like characters @ [ ]? Then try to escape those ...

Ernst


Jack Lu
 

I’ll try if I can run the command in cmd to avoid the problem.


R. Alblas
 

It's indeed something of Powershell.

Put this option between "":

xrit2pic_cmd.exe -src .....  "-timestamp@[20,30]s12"

Then it works.


On 08-11-2022 12:26, Ernst Lobsiger via groups.io wrote:

Hi,

Is this maybe an issue of PowerShell that does not like characters @ [ ]? Then try to escape those ...

Ernst


Jack Lu
 

ok I’ll try that once I get back to my office.
Thank you so much!!!

R. Alblas <sat@...>於 2022年11月8日 週二,下午8:14寫道:

It's indeed something of Powershell.

Put this option between "":

xrit2pic_cmd.exe -src .....  "-timestamp@[20,30]s12"

Then it works.


On 08-11-2022 12:26, Ernst Lobsiger via groups.io wrote:
Hi,

Is this maybe an issue of PowerShell that does not like characters @ [ ]? Then try to escape those ...

Ernst