On Sat, 25 Nov 2006 18:13:00 +0900, Shigio YAMAGUCHI wrote...
o How will you change the output of 'global -f'?
I will add a function such as realpath() which does not follow symlink to
path.c,
and will use it instead of realpath().
I exactly have it. Function rel2abs() does the
rel2abs resolves references to ./ and ../ only when they are at the head of
path.
Therefore, rel2abs cannot be used instead of realpath.
$ pwd
/tmp/pathconvert/lib/t
$ ./rel2abs .././././z.c /a/b/c/x
/a/b/c/z.c
$ ./rel2abs x/.././././z.c /a/b/c
/a/b/c/x/.././././z.c
Is it a problem?
On Sun, 26 Nov 2006 22:46:41 +0900, Shigio YAMAGUCHI wrote...
rel2abs resolves references to ./ and ../ only when they are at the head of
path.
Therefore, rel2abs cannot be used instead of realpath.
$ pwd
/tmp/pathconvert/lib/t
$ ./rel2abs .././././z.c /a/b/c/x
/a/b/c/z.c
$
previous version
$ global -f ./libutil/date.c
now40 libutil/date.c now(void)
$ global -f libutil/./date.c
now40 libutil/date.c now(void)
patched version
$ global -f ./libutil/date.c
now40 libutil/date.c now(void)
$
Another function to normalize path name is required.
This facility also should belong to the rel2abs().
I will do the job.
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