Re: DOS LFN support
- Posted by Juergen Luethje <jluethje at gmx.de> Oct 26, 2002
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Robert Craig wrote: > Juergen Luethje writes: >> In the next release, will there also be DOS >> long filename support under Win 95/98/ME for >> current_dir(), chdir(), and *full* LFN support >> for dir() and open()? > > All I've done is extend the current support for > DOS long filenames to XP and 2000. I see. Are there other routines than the four functions mentioned above that must be changed regarding long filenames? I dont't want to overlook one.. <snip> > I expect to have a 2.4 alpha-test release within 2 months. Thank you for the information! I'm looking forward to the new release. <snip> >> it shouldn't be too much work to extract the functions related to >> long filenames, and rearrange them somewhat. > > If you can create a .e file with full support for long filenames, > and if people can confirm that it works with all flavors of DOS, > I can move the code into the interpreter. <snip> I'd be glad if it could be done this way, and I will do my best to create a .e file with full support for long filenames as soon as possible. I'll also add a draft of a report programm, that writes the OS and the results of some tests to a plain text file, that people can send to you by e-mail. I myself have the possibility to test on - plain MS-DOS 6.22 (no LFN) - plain MS-DOS 7.1 (no LFN) - MS-DOS 7.1 & Win 98/1st ed. (LFN) - MS-DOS ? & Win 2000 (LFN) Regards, Juergen