Дана Wednesday 08 February 2006 10:44, Tom Bachmann је написао(ла): > Patrick Negre wrote: > >>Marcus Brinkmann wrote : > >>You have to bind a view to a > > > > If a path to a file contain a non-default branch-translator, the > > branching must be specified by appending to the node the translator that > > have to be use. Ex: "foo.tar.gz:gzip_tr/setup.exe" > > This make paths globals and unambiguous. > > Someone already came up with this idea. It is actually quite nice, but > the problem is that POSIX only specifies one reserved character, '/', > and thus foo.tar.bz2:as_dir is a valid name. So such a file could exist.
Well, it could exist, but it probably will not. If it does exist, the system can decide to use foo.tar.bz2:as_dir1, foo.tar.bz2:as_dir2, ... until it finds the name that doesn't exist. > btw, ':' is not a practical separator. I have several files (I did not > create) on my disk containing ':' in the name. Yes, I agree. That's why it is good for this use. You can use .as_dir (or .d as in vms), but '.' is used a lot and therefore is not a good choice. + doesn't look good (you are not adding anything....), - or _ could be ok,... But that is technicality. I would like to see foo.tar.bz2 as a simple file when I do ls. And if I do cd foo.tar.bz2, then I would like to see it as directory. If that cannot be achieved, then it is IMHO better left as file. I can always do mkdir foo ; settrans -ca foo /hurd/tarfs foo.tar.bz2 or something like that, to read the archive. -- Filip Brcic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> WWWeb: http://purl.org/NET/brcha/home/ Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ# 40994923 Yahoo! brcha MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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