Hi Alex,
| when I double-click a *.hs file in Windows Explorer, WinHugs starts (I've
| changed in registry "hugs" to "winhugs") and it says that C:\My
| documents\test.hs is not a valid file name, however,
| C:\Programming\test.hs is a valid name.
| As I can see, the problem caused not by long file names, but by something
| else.
|
| Is there any way to solve the problem? I don't like to change my file
| organisation habbits because of a single program, but I need hugs98 for my
| study in university.
You don't need to change your habits ... but if you want to use
winhugs, then you should use its `Script Manager' to load files
(or the :load command and friends). If you want to use double
clicking to start up Hugs, then you will either need to restrict
yourselves to filenames that do not contain spaces, or you should
use hugs.exe instead. I would strongly suggest the latter option:
As it says in the documentation, Winhugs is not compatible with
other Win32 extensions and that it carries some severe performance
penalties. It is useful for browsing, but is not generally
recommended for serious work.
All the best,
Mark
