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# A shell script which converts its first argument, which must be an existing 
# path name, into a DOS (aka 8.3) path name. If the path is a file, only the 
# directory part of the whole path will be converted.
# This shell script executes the Visual Basic helper script 'dospath.vbs'
# which must be located in the same directory as this script itself.
# The Visual Basic script will be invoked trough the "Windows Script Host"
# which is available by default on Windows since Windows 98.

pushd `dirname "$0"` > /dev/null
ABS_PATH=`pwd`
popd > /dev/null
if [ -d "$1" ]; then
  echo `cd "$1" && cscript.exe -nologo $ABS_PATH/dospath.vbs`;
elif [ -f "$1" ]; then
  DIR=`dirname "$1"`;
  echo `cd "$DIR" && cscript.exe -nologo $ABS_PATH/dospath.vbs`\\`basename "$1"`;
fi