--On Wednesday, September 20, 2006 4:26 PM -0400 "Zabel, Ian"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah, I see what you mean. I did a history on the top level, and yes, a
label was created on a very old project with a label name of
"$//cirqit_src//Opera". This project is now defunct. So, I wonder which
character is invalid in that label name... "$", "_", "/", or "//"?
Slash and backslash are both valid directory separators in DOS and Windows
(and OS/2) and so must not appear in a filename. (Paths that appear in
source code, like those in #include statements, should use slashes for
portability.) If you plan to check out to a Unix system, I'd recommend
against including a dollar sign, only because it's a shell metacharacter
and you have to escape it when used on the command line. Similarly, avoid a
leading dash, as many commands expect that to indicate an option.
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