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Changes to batch files and perl code to deal with brackets in (Windows) filepath.

Checked through all batch files belonging to Greenstone, including winmake.bat files, to see if any changes were needed there.

All the occurrences of

in perllib, bin\script and cgi-bin were inspected for whether they needed changing as well to handle brackets in filepaths, since replacements of
by

may require ( and ) to be escaped as well. This was already found to be necessary in util.pm's filename_within_directory() subroutine, so util's filename_to_regex() was expanded to escape brackets () as well. cgi-bin required no changes.

Commit revision 24829, except for GS2\makegs2.bat and GLI\gems.bat

1. 5 files toplevel Greenstone:

gs2-server.bat, gs2-web-server.bat, gsicontrol.bat, findjava.bat, makegs2.bat (commit 24820)

makegs2.bat commit message: To compile apache-httpd correctly if there are spaces in the path to the GS2 installation, have added a line that runs the command prompt in short-filename mode. This is useful since we don't want to have to correct the apache-httpd bat files, but still want them to work with spaces in the filepath. Since the command prompt itself is made to work in short-filename mode, the pathname will now no longer contain spaces when the compilation phase comes to compiling up the apache-httpd.

2. 5 files in GLI:

gli.bat, client-gli.bat, findjava.bat, makejar.bat, gems.bat (commits 24826 to 24828)

The 3 changes for gems.bat have to do with the file's mime-type having been marked as binary instead of text and an svn diff on it not being possible.

3. perllib: inexport.pm, util.pm, strings.properties

plugins: DirectoryPlugin.pm

plugouts: BasePlugout.pm, DSpacePlugout.pm, FedoraMETSPlugout.pm

4. bin\script: explode_metadata_database.pl, wvware.pl, schedule.pl

Where schedule.pl does not have any other changes than printing a warning if there are spaces and/or brackets in the filepath. The warning message is in perllib\string.properties

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