Is there a simple way to map valid filename chars from one os to another
Ron Alexander
rcalex at home.com
Thu Sep 14 15:51:08 GMT 2000
Just when I thought everything was under control.
Stratus VOS has a different set of allowed chars for filenames. The problem
first showed up when an NT user wanted to create a New Folder. Well VOS does
not allow blanks. It also does not allow () that gets added for 2nd and
subsequent New commands.
I have 'fixed' those issues in filename.c/unix_convert.
Is this the correct approach for simple character translation?
A 2nd problem is that VOS is limited to 32 characters in a filename
(some.file.name)(you can have as many . as you like). The full path is 256.
At this point I am telling mgmt. we have to live with the 32 char
restriction. Am I missing an easy way to solve this as well?
Regards,
Ron
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