Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Mon, 13 Jan 1997 08:39:23 +0100 (MET) | From | Regis Duchesne <> | Subject | Filename attribute |
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Hi, i'm closely looking at the filename attribute : i'm still very confused with the allocated size and the real size of this attribute. As Rich said, these values are always equal, and sometimes to zero. Very strange. If somebody can propose a theory...
- 1 - It seems we can create a POSIX HardLink simply by adding a new filename attribute. Good. Is it possible to do that with WinNT 4.0? Or should I wait for WinNT 5.0 ?
- 2 - Can we tell that a WinNT 4.0 shortcut is a POSIX SoftLink? Independantly of how this is implemented, such a shortcut logically points to another file, no?
Do somebody have the exact description of the DOS 8.3, Unicode, and POSIX filename space ? (which character are allowed, etc...)
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