|It is no problem. You can refer to Microsoft's document.
|Sorry I can't tell you the detail.
This *IS* problem, because file with that name cannot be opened (at least
under .NET). Unfortunately, searching for such obscure string is near to
impossible, so if you would remember more exact location
hi,
It is no problem. You can refer to Microsoft's document.
Sorry I can't tell you the detail.
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Hello,
when calling filter with argument "@@FILE", the filename is returned in the
following format:
\\?\D:\MailRoot\spool\19\21\mess\1060651850972.2216.chalco
What's it?
Running XM
Did you miss the long discussion about the Win32 API CreateFile and files
names like com1, prn1, etc? :)
Check the archives for CreateFile and you will see many emails back and
forth about why Davide made the change.
Shawn
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Hi Michael
The Windows path names are limited in length. A normal path name must
not exceed 248 character. The '\\?\" prefix is Microsoft's work-around
that extends the path length to 32000 characters. It works fine as long
as no legacy functions are used. There is a high number of programs th
the original string.
Shawn
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Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 10:32 PM
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Subject: [xmail] Re: "\\?\" in file name: bug or feature
|It is no problem. You can
In windows, it enables Unicode support for the pathname. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/naming_a_file.asp
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