On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 06:10:49AM -0500, Karl Dahlke wrote: > After considerable waffling, I decided to give wordexp a try > for variable expansion and globbing on file names. > Odds are, we won't notice any difference. > But at least it is somewhat standard now, and I got rid of a bunch of > #ifdef Windows dos unix code. > Some of the old code is still in there under #if 0, > and I'll get rid of that when I have confidence in the new system.
Ok, everything appears to work ok, though I pushed a change to allow expansion of env variables etc for non-existant file names when writing or setting the file name. For example: export tmpdir=/tmp then: edbrowse f $tmpdir/test.txt w $tmpdir/test_2.txt Now allows you to set the file name to /tmp/test.txt and write to /tmp/test_2.txt rather than erroring as it did previously. Note that, if the file doesn't exist, b, r and e commands still error as expected. > Speaking of old stuff, we'll have to decide when to delete > jsdom.cpp jsloc.cpp js.h. > That is, when are we committed to the new system? > Of course, thanks to git, you never really delete stuff, > you can always get it back if you want it. Thus I'd say delete it now, since it appears to work just as well as the previous system. Cheers, Adam.
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