mnaberez / py65

Emulate 6502-based microcomputer systems in Python
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On Windows, the -l (load) option can't handle paths with backslashes in them #49

Closed SamCoVT closed 5 years ago

SamCoVT commented 6 years ago

This is problematic as Windows uses backslash to separate folders. Interestingly, the -r option works fine. The -l option will work if you escape all of the backslashes on the command line, like: -l c:\\folder\\file.bin. See the #48 discussion on 2018-11-08 (search for "do_load") for a possible fix.

mnaberez commented 5 years ago

Fixed in #50