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cd ~…, mv .` and mkdir .\ looks more like unix syntax than windows-cmd. cd and mkdir work on both platforms, but with different syntax. The cmd-version of mv is move.(ANSWER)
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also /path/to/pysec tells you, that you should put in the path to pysec, not the string “\path\to\pysec”(ANSWER)
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Can we transform these commands to Windows syntax?(QUESTION)
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Should we put the path to pysec like this: C:\Python27\pysec-master i mean the full or absolute as it is called path? Because it that tutorial I can see that the example is trimmed as cd ~/path/to/pysec`(QUESTION)
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the tilde (~) has a special meaning in unix. I don’t speak unix, but I think it means “Systemdrive”. The CMD command would be: cd /d “c:\Python27\pysec-master” (in CMD use \, in unix it’s /). Instead of mv use move (ANSWER)
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Only the third command does not seem to work mkdir ./pysec/data well I think there muse be something different for windows (QUESTION)
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mkdir .\pysec\data … You remember? “in CMD use \, in unix it’s /”(ANSWER)
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