snakemake/shell.py
def win_command_prefix(cls, cmd):
        """The command prefix used on windows when specifing a explicit
        shell executable. This would be "-c" for bash and "/C" for cmd.exe
        Note: that if no explicit executable is set commands are executed
        with Popen(..., shell=True) which uses COMSPEC on windows where this
        is not needed.
        """
        cls._win_command_prefix = cmd
The command prefix used on windows when specifing a explicit
        shell executable. This would be "-c" for bash and "/C" for cmd.exe
        Note: that if no explicit executable is set commands are executed
        with Popen(..., shell=True) which uses COMSPEC on windows where this
        is not needed.
        
The command prefix used on windows when specifing a explicit
shell executable. This would be "-c" for bash and "/C" for cmd.exe
Note: that if no explicit executable is set commands are executed
with Popen(..., shell=True) which uses COMSPEC on windows where this
is not needed.
The command prefix used on windows when specifing a explicit shell executable . This would be " - c " for bash and " / C " for cmd . exe Note : that if no explicit executable is set commands are executed with Popen ( ... shell = True ) which uses COMSPEC on windows where this is not needed .
def win_command_prefix(cls, cmd):
        cls._win_command_prefix = cmd
def win_command_prefix ( cls , cmd ) : cls . _win_command_prefix = cmd
The command prefix used on windows when specifing a explicit
shell executable.
The command prefix used on windows when specifing a explicit shell executable .
"""The command prefix used on windows when specifing a explicit
        shell executable. This would be "-c" for bash and "/C" for cmd.exe
        Note: that if no explicit executable is set commands are executed
        with Popen(..., shell=True) which uses COMSPEC on windows where this
        is not needed.
        """
cls
cmd