#57 How use "--printf=<format string>" from manual for RHash.exe? don't work!!!

[Sergey Petrovich]

I don't understand. How use "--printf=<format string="">" from manual for RHash.exe? don't work!!!
in cmd:</format>

rhash --verbose --percents --speed --md5 --output="D:\test\ExperienceIndexOK_x64_p.exe_RHash.txt" "D:\test\ExperienceIndexOK_x64_p.exe"

work!

rhash --verbose --percents --speed --md5 --output="D:\test\ExperienceIndexOK_x64_p.exe_RHash.txt" "D:\test\ExperienceIndexOK_x64_p.exe" --printf="%f\n%m"

don't work!!!

https://i.ibb.co/tx8ypVj/rhash-error.png

[Sergey Petrovich]

I figured out why double quotes don't work.
I just used the Take Command program.
Writing quotes in different programs works differently!

In "cmd.exe" you can use double quotes:

--printf="%f %{Md5}"

In "Take Command" you need to wrap double quotes in single ones:

--printf=`"%f %{Md5}"

You can use double quotes in "JavaScript" :

--printf=\"%f %{md5}\"

https://i.ibb.co/DPFWMmW/rhash-cmd.png
https://i.ibb.co/syB5dgz/rhash-Take-Command.png