Tuesday, May 08, 2001, 3:48:54 PM, you wrote:
KI>> Of course. I don't want to say all native programs will run correctly.
KI>> But some of them will and in fact they do. The ability to turn
KI>> symlinking on/off dynamically allows all programs running properly
KI>> (but gives a headache for the
Hi!
Tuesday, 08 May, 2001 Konstantin Isakov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KI> Tuesday, May 08, 2001, 1:50:17 PM, you wrote:
ed for example, symlinks can
ed (possibly) be cycled /foo/bar points to /foo, for example. have you
ed tried such configuration? how about pressing F3 in explorer
Tuesday, May 08, 2001, 1:50:17 PM, you wrote:
ed>>> for example, symlinks can
ed>>> (possibly) be cycled /foo/bar points to /foo, for example. have you
ed>>> tried such configuration? how about pressing F3 in explorer and
ed>>> traversing file system?
KI>> It won't die just because there is a l
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Tuesday, 08 May, 2001 Konstantin Isakov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ed>> the problem with "native" symlinks is that many native programs don't
ed>> expect them, an can be easily confused.
KI> I know. It is the biggest problem. So you will have to think whether
KI> any particular program will b
Monday, May 07, 2001, 11:45:46 PM, you wrote:
KI>> Can't say that the implementation is very clear, but it works,
KI>> symlinks are really followed for *all* programs! The main and quite
KI>> obvious limitation is that the driver I wrote works only in
KI>> Windows'9x (and ME possibly)...
ed> i h
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Monday, 07 May, 2001 Konstantin Isakov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KI> Can't say that the implementation is very clear, but it works,
KI> symlinks are really followed for *all* programs! The main and quite
KI> obvious limitation is that the driver I wrote works only in
KI> Windows'9x (and ME po
Hello everybody.
Have you ever wanted your symlinks to be followed for *all* Windows
programs, not only for those compiled against cygwin?
You know, I was lacking such capability and I implemented it (in
the form of VxD driver).
I decided to use existing cygwin's symlink file format (used in