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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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
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
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
Istvan:
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
Hi,
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.
I did this:
mkdir
/very_long_url/very_long_url/very_long_url/very_long_url/very_long_url/very
