yes they are the posix constants. Switching to string wouldn't be a problem either.
On a side note, I code in C for gtk and i've never botherde with the c++ extensions. I would like to add a radio button in the preference window for the "open to last file" option. I dont think that the recursive file thing needs an option, as normal file mode is not changed at all. Probably add the option button tonight or tomorrow. On Sat, 2002-03-30 at 23:44, Alan Robertson wrote: > Simon Law wrote: > > > On 30 Mar 2002, Ed Sweetman wrote: > > > > > >>Ok, fixed it to use PATH_MAX and FILENAME_MAX. > >>also fixed a stupid mistake i made by not catting the trailing / to > >>directories correctly. > >> > > > > Guys, please don't do this. You'll just make it harder for > > yourself on different systems. Remember, on some systems like GNU, > > there is no maximum path length (paths can be infinitely long). On > > other files systems, the maximum path length might be larger or smaller > > than the Linux specific one that you've defined. > > > > Use a String to go and store the path length. Then you don't > > have to worry if the name gets larger or smaller. > > > I think they actually switched to using the POSIX constant, not one they > defined. I suspect that this is defined on in the Windows environment too. > > In spite of this comment, I agree with you. Just use a String, and be done > with it. Use Strings and have no worries Mate! > > But, one still might want to define a maximum directory depth anyway just to > keep Windows emulation of Symlinks (for example) from making you crazy in > some goofy environments... > > -- Alan Robertson > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > _______________________________________________ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/freeamp-dev _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/freeamp-dev
