From: "Justin Erenkrantz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 1:22 PM
> Yeah, I agree that it is different, but I'm not entirely sure that > it is the wrong thing to do. I think if you have a temp-file, you > want to delete it by *default*. Since a user can override those > flags, I think it's NBD as well. -- justin IIRC... you can add the DELONCLOSE flag, but you cannot _UNDO_ flags you didn't want. We need to remove the DELONCLOSE flag and let the user pass it, if they want to always blast the file on close. Temp files aren't always the lifetime of a single open command. And the mktemp file is often used to create permanant, unique files. Bill
