Re: [scite] Long path problem

2007-06-20 Thread Neil Hodgson

Marcel x:


should be char pipeData[PATH_MAX]; ?


  Committed except with MAX_PATH which is the internal version of PATH_MAX.

  Neil
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Re: [scite] Long path problem

2007-06-18 Thread Marcel x

should be char pipeData[PATH_MAX]; ?

On 6/13/07, Istvan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Neil Hodgson wrote:
 Today I dicovered on Linux, that Scite doesn't want to open any file
 if the
 path+filename is longer than 125 characters when check.if.already.open=1
 I tried on FC3 and FC5 and the problem is same.

   There is an amusing declaration issue here: char pipeData[CHAR_MAX]
 making it 127 bytes. I'll accept a patch that changes this to use a
 FilePath or SString.

 I've lots of files in deeply directories and I really don't want to
 change the structure of these.

 Unfotunatelly I can't write such a patch.
 But I hope that somebody will consider this issue and make one.

I've just tested the latest (1.74 test) SciTE on Linux FC6.
Unfortunatelly the long path issue still has not been solved.
My directory/file structure is so deep as when I try to open any file then
it doesn't open. Just with drag and drop from Konqueror...
I would like ask somebody who is a good cpp programmer to make a patch to
fix this problem.

Thanks
Istvan
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Re: [scite] Long path problem

2007-06-13 Thread Istvan

Neil Hodgson wrote:
Today I dicovered on Linux, that Scite doesn't want to open any file 
if the

path+filename is longer than 125 characters when check.if.already.open=1
I tried on FC3 and FC5 and the problem is same.


  There is an amusing declaration issue here: char pipeData[CHAR_MAX]
making it 127 bytes. I'll accept a patch that changes this to use a
FilePath or SString.


I've lots of files in deeply directories and I really don't want to 
change the structure of these.


Unfotunatelly I can't write such a patch.
But I hope that somebody will consider this issue and make one.


I've just tested the latest (1.74 test) SciTE on Linux FC6.
Unfortunatelly the long path issue still has not been solved.
My directory/file structure is so deep as when I try to open any file then 
it doesn't open. Just with drag and drop from Konqueror...
I would like ask somebody who is a good cpp programmer to make a patch to 
fix this problem.


Thanks
Istvan
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Re: [scite] Long path problem

2006-08-09 Thread Istvan

Neil Hodgson wrote:
Today I dicovered on Linux, that Scite doesn't want to open any file 
if the

path+filename is longer than 125 characters when check.if.already.open=1
I tried on FC3 and FC5 and the problem is same.


  There is an amusing declaration issue here: char pipeData[CHAR_MAX]
making it 127 bytes. I'll accept a patch that changes this to use a
FilePath or SString.


I've lots of files in deeply directories and I really don't want to change 
the structure of these.


Unfotunatelly I can't write such a patch.
But I hope that somebody will consider this issue and make one.

Thank you
Istvan
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