OS: Vista Business 32-bit Hi, I have ran into a few problems. I noticed that the ghostpcl binary does not support the -I argument for specifying a path to search for fonts, I was wondering if this could be added. I also noticed that the pjparser does not seem to like window style paths. If I change the font resource table to contain a fixed server path, \\\\server\\share, it will turn this into \servershare. And I assume it is doing the same for the Environment variable PCLFONTSOURCE, because it keeps complaining that it cannot find fonts. For now I have put \\\\\\\\server\\\\share to get it to work, it seems that this should not be the case.
We STRONGLY recommend using '/' instead of '\' -- they work the same on Windows and don't run afoul of shell and C escape confusion. I agree that a command line option instead of requiring the PCLFONTSOURCE environment variable seems handy. Henry can decide who "owns" the PCL and language_switch command line options and assign it to that person.
agreed, I thought I tried this but I realized I did not do //server/share/, I did //server/share which got turned into //server/share* instead of //server/share/*, not allowing for the files to be found. It seems that it would be easy to check for the existance of the trailing '/' || '\' and append it if not before appending the wildcard character.
Unless there is strong objection I find the current code acceptable, closing as WONTFIX. Please reopen if there really is a problem.