On 2/9/07, Richard Bielawski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No error. Data is 'technically' saved.
No, data is not "technically" saved. It is just saved. To NTFS,
writing on the default stream is no different that writing on a named
stream.
If this worked then I'd have to agree that there is nothing wrong. But
since it doesn't I think you should either reject the original save
attempt or let me read the data back.
I've said that there's nothing wrong with NTFS streams, so we
shouldn't think of ab:cd as an erroneous file name. You're saying
there are things wrong with Emacs half-hearted treatment of streams. I
agree. In fact, I think Emacs works with streams mostly by accident.
You cannot do "C-x C-f ab:cd", for example.
/L/e/k/t/u
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