Re: the subshell's way of chdir'ing

Hello, Oskar! > Check out this bug: > > http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=150996&repeatmerged=yes > > Short desc: When the subshell is active and you change dir in the > panels in MC, MC must make the subshell change dir too. This is > done by something like « cd "`echo '\0..\0

Re: MC handling of extfs supplied ls - style dirs & more

Hi! > > Now, after the longish start, D64 images have files with names of up to > > 16 character. These may contain spaces, '/' and all kind of other characters. > > We found it to be incomfortable to parse out the spaces, since the linux > > filesystems handle such stuff nicely usually. Currentl

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Hi, Pavel! Please roll back your S_I[FS]DOOR related changes to the src/fs.h and src/screen.c, or all of files are displayed as Solaris door if S_I[FS]DOOR is not defined. -- Regards, Andrew V. Samoilov ___ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http:

Re: Solaris doors

Hi, Andrew! > Please roll back your S_I[FS]DOOR related changes to > the src/fs.h and src/screen.c, or all of files are > displayed as Solaris door if S_I[FS]DOOR is not defined. Not for me. The reason for this patch was that all files were displayed as sockets on BeOS, which doesn't have socke

the subshell's way of chdir'ing

Check out this bug: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=150996&repeatmerged=yes Short desc: When the subshell is active and you change dir in the panels in MC, MC must make the subshell change dir too. This is done by something like « cd "`echo '\0..\0..'`"» where \0..\0.. is a bu