Command Line substitution
This might be a really stupid question, but in the description of the command line substitution, it says that the %PATH% variable returns the target path in Linux-style, with /-separators, rather than Windows-style \-separators. I thought this was just a "feature" of the documentation, but when I run, it seems to actually return frontslashes and that makes the path invalid on my system. How do I get it to return a valid Windows path with backslashes?
Thanks,
Michael
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