Hi,
here's a patch which fixes a small bug in the HostFS code:
On rename operations, slashes in RISC OS pathnames aren't converted
into dots. So when you have, e. g., two directories `a' and `b' in a
HostFS directory on Linux or Mac OS X, renaming `b' to `a/c' (using
RISC OS) results in `b' moving to the `a' directory and being renamed
to `c', as `/' is the directory separator for those two operating
systems.
--Kai
Index: hostfs.c
===================================================================
--- hostfs.c (Revision 96)
+++ hostfs.c (Arbeitskopie)
@@ -1353,6 +1353,8 @@
char ro_path2[PATH_MAX], host_pathname2[PATH_MAX], ro_leaf2[PATH_MAX];
risc_os_object_info object_info1, object_info2;
char new_pathname[PATH_MAX];
+ char *hpn2;
+ int c;
assert(state);
@@ -1396,7 +1398,15 @@
}
strcat(host_pathname2, "/");
- strcat(host_pathname2, ro_leaf2);
+ /* New leafname - change slashes to dots */
+ hpn2 = host_pathname2 + strlen(host_pathname2);
+ for (c = 0; c < strlen(ro_leaf2); c++) {
+ if (ro_leaf2[c] == '/')
+ hpn2[c] = '.';
+ else
+ hpn2[c] = ro_leaf2[c];
+ }
+ hpn2[c] = '\0';
path_construct(host_pathname2, new_pathname, sizeof(new_pathname),
object_info1.load, object_info1.exec);
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