Il giorno 28/apr/09, alle ore 22:43, Richard Wilbur ha scritto:
What about:
if (dir[0] != '/' && dir[0] != '\0' && dir[strlen(dir) - 1] == ':')
then
it is either a M$ drive-spec or a native AmigaOS drive-spec.
Is your goal to detect a native M$ AmigaOS drive-spec?
i want only be sure that URL class works correctly.
For example, if I use this cammand string:
aos4-gnash DH2:Gnash/SWF_TEST/test.swf
i get a requester:
"Please insert /Data/Gnash/DH2:" in any drive
that's because actually URL class test if the file i've passed is a
windows drive, a unix path or a protocol. since there isn't a "://" it
isn't a protocol and it add to the path "/progdir" that is the AmigaOS
way to get the program dir.
After this the libunix translate it into /Data/Gnash. That's because
gnash is installed into DH2:Gnash, where DH2: is called "DATA:" (yes..
is hard to understend for those that haven't use AmigaOS in the past..)
And then is append the filename i've passed to command line and so I
have:
/Data/Gnash/dh2:Gnash/SWF_TEST/test.swf
since the system recognize the ":" the drive it wants is
"/Data/Gnash/dh2:"
and then the file
Gnash/SWF_TEST/intro.swf
That's it.. :)
P.S. I still have a couple Amiga's I haven't unpacked since our last
move :>)
Well.. there are some interesting news for a complete new ppc system
at 499Euro+VAT with PPC 667Mhz, 1 GB DDR RAM, ATI 9250 128M. HD Maxtor
160GB SATA, DVD-RW SATA.
Yes I know.. it is not so cheap, but remember that Amiga market is not
so expanded.. :-/
Andrea
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