In a message dated 19/01/03 15:12:05 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've added a Trash-can facility to Q-Trans and would like some
feedback on how it should work. Basically, it's a short one character
length named folder on a specified drive (e.g. WIN1_*_) into which
files are
Robert Newson wrote:
Looking at the 1/-1 column (closest, as I've got 2/-127), I see that N is
set and so branch should be taken. However, N is in fact clear - N,Z are
clear and C,V are set: using 2's complement and adding (I learnt MC
programming on a 6502) you can see this:
-127
Far too complex for what is a fairly simple compiled basic piece of
code as outlined. No chance whatsoever of this being done - Q-Trans
has no date handling routines or file stats facilities anyway, plus
the simple minded approach means the Q-Trash (or whatever you call it)
can be manipulated by
Dilwyn,
What I have seen done is:
- if another copy of a file exists in the trashcan, rename the copy
being moved there (IE: _1, _2, _3). This doesn't require a date thing
but, using the date code on the file would be about the same thing).
Also, if you don't mind, I would like to 'borrow'
P Witte wrote:
Robert Newson writes:
...
No need for the homework: I like your table and will adopt it forthwith! I
particularly liked the compressed logical expressions for the flags.
Per
Sorry to admit it, but it isn't mine (only the comments, plus the DBcc
extensions, are mine); I got
