Closed pmacalpine closed 8 years ago
Using the tilda (~) character to specify a user's home directory does not work correctly in command line arguments. For example:
~/roboviz_dev/bin/linux-amd64$ ls ~/*.log /home/patmac/Test.log
~/roboviz_dev/bin/linux-amd64$ ./roboviz.sh --logFile=~/Test.log Could not find logfile '/Test.log'
Using the tilda (~) character to specify a user's home directory does not work correctly in command line arguments. For example:
~/roboviz_dev/bin/linux-amd64$ ls ~/*.log /home/patmac/Test.log
~/roboviz_dev/bin/linux-amd64$ ./roboviz.sh --logFile=~/Test.log Could not find logfile '/Test.log'