05-11-2024, 03:26 PM
It's telling you it prefers quotes there, to prevent any possible errors.
"Ritchcraft Creation"
It's much the same as when trying to SHELL a command -- without quotes, you may get unexpected results.
SHELL "my program.exe" <-- this may look for a program called "my" (especially on linux/mac) and use "program.exe" as an parameter for it. (Much like "type foo.txt" would.)
Putting things in quotes prevents those glitches, this the warning in the newer versions.
"Ritchcraft Creation"
It's much the same as when trying to SHELL a command -- without quotes, you may get unexpected results.
SHELL "my program.exe" <-- this may look for a program called "my" (especially on linux/mac) and use "program.exe" as an parameter for it. (Much like "type foo.txt" would.)
Putting things in quotes prevents those glitches, this the warning in the newer versions.