Doc: Fix wrong markup in QStandardPaths::findExecutable
Pick-to: 6.6 Change-Id: Ia9b9752a7d73b8695f2be227d7fe78e6da927a2e Reviewed-by: Leena Miettinen <riitta-leena.miettinen@qt.io>
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//! [findExecutable]
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Finds the executable named \a executableName in the specified
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\a paths, or the system paths if paths is empty.
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\a paths, or the system paths if \a paths is empty.
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On most operating systems the system path is determined by the
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\c PATH environment variable. The directories where to search for
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twice, once with paths set and once with paths empty.
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Symlinks are not resolved in order to preserve behavior for the
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case of executables whose behavior depends on the name they are
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invoked with
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.
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invoked with.
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\note On Windows, the usual executable extensions (from the PATHEXT
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environment variable) are automatically appended. For example, the
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findExecutable("foo") call finds \c foo.exe or \c foo.bat if
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Returns the absolute file path to the executable, or an empty
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string if not found.
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If the given \n executableName is an absolute path pointing to
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an executable its clean path is returned.
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If the given \a executableName is an absolute path pointing to
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an executable, its clean path is returned.
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//! [findExecutable]
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