When a command starts with "run" or "!" it is supposed to "eat" all the remaining parameters on the line and make them part of what gets sent to the native OS command interpreter. However, this is only happening if there is at least one parameter to the native binary which doesn't really make sense. These two should work the same
In both cases, CommandBox will never see "blah" as it gets included in the string sent to the OS.
Note, the workaround if "blah" is a CommandBox command you want to execute after the "foo" native binary, then use the following:
When you pipe into into "run", it will not "eat" anything else on the line.
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When a command starts with "run" or "!" it is supposed to "eat" all the remaining parameters on the line and make them part of what gets sent to the native OS command interpreter. However, this is only happening if there is at least one parameter to the native binary which doesn't really make sense. These two should work the same
In both cases, CommandBox will never see "blah" as it gets included in the string sent to the OS.
Note, the workaround if "blah" is a CommandBox command you want to execute after the "foo" native binary, then use the following:
When you pipe into into "run", it will not "eat" anything else on the line.