RE: /dev patch

2002-05-22 Thread "Schaible, Jörg"
Hi Chris, >This patch adds support for a virtual /dev which just lists >the devices that >cygwin currently supports. Just curious, since I have this setup: Have you ever tested what happens when /cygdrive is renamed to /dev already ?? Regards, Jörg

RE: [PATCH] cygpath.cc

2002-05-22 Thread "Schaible, Jörg"
Hi Corinna, >I see and that's a good idea, IMHO. However, for now I have >applied your patch and just tweaked the usage output slightly. Fine. I was unhappy with it by myself also, but was not sure how to improve it in the best way. :)

RE: [PATCH] cygpath.cc

2002-05-22 Thread "Schaible, Jörg"
Hi Corinna, >AFAICS, the patch is ok. Fine. >Just two question: > >- The -s and -l options are only valid with the -w option. Shouldn't > either the usage reflect that or the -s and -l options imply -w > automatically? It's not *that* obvious for the user that s/he > has to use `cygpath -w

[PATCH] cygpath.cc

2002-05-20 Thread "Schaible, Jörg"
Hi, as already announced here is the next patch for cygpath.cc supporting -l option to convert file names to Windows long format. Unfortunately this works not for strict mode, since functions cygwin_conv_to_win32_path and cygwin_conv_to_full_win32_path will return an error for a Windows short pat

FW: [PATCH] Update 2 - Setup.exe property sheet patch

2002-01-07 Thread "Schaible, Jörg"
did not recognize, that Robert mailed twice - one private, one to the list -Original Message- From: Schaible, Jörg Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 3:24 PM To: 'Robert Collins' Subject: RE: [PATCH] Update 2 - Setup.exe property sheet patch Hi Robert, unfortunately is this do

RE: [PATCH] Update 2 - Setup.exe property sheet patch

2002-01-07 Thread "Schaible, Jörg"
Hi Robert, >> "Once virtual, always virtual", i.e., it isn't necessary to add >"virtual" to >> any overridden virtual functions, and in fact it's not possible to >> "unvirtualize" once virtualized. I do try to maintain them as a >stylistic >> convention, but even I fall short sometimes ;-). Tha