PowerShell scripts for lfc and lff #1430
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Right now, launch.ps1 will, just like how lfc and lff (which are symbolic links) on *NIX works, get the name of the invoker and run the corresponding jar file, which is not as PowerShell-y. We can use arguments like outlined here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/43940404. Nevertheless, it appears it does work somehow.
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There appears to be some misunderstanding until I saw this: #1422 (comment) |
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This looks great! While testing this I noticed one problem though. It seems like we cannot pass any additional arguments to lfc and lff anymore. For instance .\bin\lfc.ps1 -c test\C\src\Minimal.lf produces an error complaining that test\C\src\Minimal.lf does not exist. Do you have an idea what is going on here? It works perfectly fine without any additional arguments.
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Ah I see, powershell parsing error…… I always forget that powershell pass arguments as “objects” not strings! |
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Unsure if using |
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Thanks @axmmisaka! |
As mentioned in the commit message, this current implementation is very *NIX-y/bashy and not powershell-y. While I don‘t doubt its correctness this adds complications; maybe we should just pass the thing in as argument.