例句與造句

1. Creating a raw string holding a Windows path ending with a backslash requires some variety of workaround ( commonly, using forward slashes instead of backslashes, since Windows accepts both ).
2. But when I go to run them in the command line ( as they are designed to do ), the folder I've placed them in is not in the Windows path.
3. A similar phenomenon occurs for DOS / Windows paths, where the backslash is used as a path separator, requiring a doubled backslash \ \  this can then be " re "-escaped for a regular expression inside an escaped string, requiring \ \ \ \ to match a single backslash.
4. I ask because the main reason I want to avoid using the windows path is : 1 ) the ugly spaces in the path, but also; 2 ) the fact that windows apps tend to put a lot of * crap * in there that I never use and don't ever want to look at.
5. Is there a Unix shell compiled for Windows that has been modified to not use spaces as delimiters and Windows paths so paths with spaces can be used optimally . ( Ex . : Bash modified so it doesn't things like give errors like " $ bash : cd : C : \ Program is not a directory " after I enter something like " $ cd C : \ Program Files " .-- & # 9742; 04 : 55, 13 August 2010 ( UTC)
6. It's difficult to find windows path in a sentence. 用windows path造句挺難的