Den fre 27 juni 2025 kl 15:08 skrev Branko Čibej :
> On 27. 6. 25 11:54, Daniel Sahlberg wrote:
>
> Den tis 17 juni 2025 kl 15:58 skrev Branko Čibej :
>
>> TL;DR: Leave well enough alone. One can already do any amount of mischief
>> with a Unix shell, or by creating files programmatically. There's
On 27. 6. 25 11:54, Daniel Sahlberg wrote:
Den tis 17 juni 2025 kl 15:58 skrev Branko Čibej :
TL;DR: Leave well enough alone. One can already do any amount of
mischief with a Unix shell, or by creating files programmatically.
There's really no need to add one more avenue for confusio
Den tis 17 juni 2025 kl 15:58 skrev Branko Čibej :
> TL;DR: Leave well enough alone. One can already do any amount of mischief
> with a Unix shell, or by creating files programmatically. There's really no
> need to add one more avenue for confusion by "fixing" --targets.
>
Makes sense to me. Shou
On 17. 6. 25 09:45, Daniel Sahlberg wrote:
I personally think it should be possible to specify any legal
filenames in the --targets file. Files with preceding or trailing
whitespace is possible under Linux. It seems NTFS also allow this but
the Windows shell trim both ends, cmd.exe allow creati
On 17. 6. 25 09:45, Daniel Sahlberg wrote:
Den tis 17 juni 2025 kl 06:24 skrev Yasuhito FUTATSUKI
:
Hello,
On 2025/06/16 18:06, 管理员 wrote:
> If the file name ends with a space, it cannot be save to a file
then use the --targets options:
>
> For example:
>
> File
On Jun 17, 2025, at 02:45, Daniel Sahlberg wrote:
> Files with preceding or trailing whitespace is possible under Linux. It seems
> NTFS also allow this but the Windows shell trim both ends, cmd.exe allow
> creating files with preceding whitespace. I haven't checked macOS.
macOS, being a POSIX-
Den tis 17 juni 2025 kl 06:24 skrev Yasuhito FUTATSUKI <
futat...@yf.bsdclub.org>:
> Hello,
>
> On 2025/06/16 18:06, 管理员 wrote:
> > If the file name ends with a space, it cannot be save to a file then use
> the --targets options:
> >
> > For example:
> >
> > Files:
> >
> > /Users/abc/trunk/aaa
> >
Hello,
On 2025/06/16 18:06, 管理员 wrote:
> If the file name ends with a space, it cannot be save to a file then use the
> --targets options:
>
> For example:
>
> Files:
>
> /Users/abc/trunk/aaa
> /Users/abc/trunk/aa // ends with a space.
>
> create a file: /Users/abc/trunk/1.txt, contents
If the file name ends with a space, it cannot be save to a file then use the
--targets options:
For example:
Files:
/Users/abc/trunk/aaa
/Users/abc/trunk/aa // ends with a space.
create a file: /Users/abc/trunk/1.txt, contents:
/Users/abc/trunk/aaa
/Users/abc/trunk/aa // ends with
