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Subject: Re: Problem setting a breakpoint at a location containing spaces  (using  	MI)
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Francois Chouinard wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I know this sounds supremely basic but, using MI, what would be the
> syntax to insert a breakpoint when specifying a location containing
> spaces?

It always surprises me that people would cause themselves grief
by putting spaces into source file names (or the directories
where they live). This is asking for trouble with tools.