c++.stlsoft - Does STLSoft have a function to test if a string can be a valid file
- Adi (6/6) Feb 23 2012 Hi,
- Matt Wilson (6/12) Feb 26 2012 No, but it arguably should.
- Adi (5/22) Feb 26 2012 Sure. I can do a Windows version.
- Matt Wilson (8/33) Mar 04 2012 Did a chunk of this a few days ago. Will send through to you off-list, a...
- Matt Wilson (9/45) Feb 08 2013 Started a new project - libpath - on SF, to which I will be releasing in...
Hi, I want to test a string to see if it a valid file-name (even if the file does not exist). Does STLSoft (or PlatformSTL) provide any way to do this? Thanks, Adi
Feb 23 2012
No, but it arguably should. I'm hoping to finally get 1.10-proper going soon, so maybe that can be added in then. Are you interested in working on it with me? :-) Matt "Adi" <adishavit_thisDoesNotBelongHere_ gmail.com> wrote in message news:wfwnxctpupnfhhmhlrnp forum.dlang.org...Hi, I want to test a string to see if it a valid file-name (even if the file does not exist). Does STLSoft (or PlatformSTL) provide any way to do this? Thanks, Adi
Feb 26 2012
Sure. I can do a Windows version. Please suggest a proper API. We can take it off-list. Adi On Monday, 27 February 2012 at 02:34:52 UTC, Matt Wilson wrote:No, but it arguably should. I'm hoping to finally get 1.10-proper going soon, so maybe that can be added in then. Are you interested in working on it with me? :-) Matt "Adi" <adishavit_thisDoesNotBelongHere_ gmail.com> wrote in message news:wfwnxctpupnfhhmhlrnp forum.dlang.org...Hi, I want to test a string to see if it a valid file-name (even if the file does not exist). Does STLSoft (or PlatformSTL) provide any way to do this? Thanks, Adi
Feb 26 2012
Did a chunk of this a few days ago. Will send through to you off-list, and we can talk more about it then. Note: it's somewhat complicated/verbose/constrained because I required it to be C-compatible. Matt P.S. Nearly there on the other stuff we've been talking about ... ;-) "Adi" <adishavit_thisDoesNotBelongHere_ gmail.com> wrote in message news:aizufidmkdkkhotlhsdg forum.dlang.org...Sure. I can do a Windows version. Please suggest a proper API. We can take it off-list. Adi On Monday, 27 February 2012 at 02:34:52 UTC, Matt Wilson wrote:No, but it arguably should. I'm hoping to finally get 1.10-proper going soon, so maybe that can be added in then. Are you interested in working on it with me? :-) Matt "Adi" <adishavit_thisDoesNotBelongHere_ gmail.com> wrote in message news:wfwnxctpupnfhhmhlrnp forum.dlang.org...Hi, I want to test a string to see if it a valid file-name (even if the file does not exist). Does STLSoft (or PlatformSTL) provide any way to do this? Thanks, Adi
Mar 04 2012
"Matt Wilson" <matthewwilson acm.org> Started a new project - libpath - on SF, to which I will be releasing in a reasonably short amount of time: the path parsing is 95% complete; the path comparison about 30%. Interestingly, so far it has no dependency on STLSoft Am also hoping to get out an article on its design parameters and motivation soon(-ish) Matt "Matt Wilson" <matthewwilson acm.org> wrote in message news:jj1c26$2kd6$1 digitalmars.com...Did a chunk of this a few days ago. Will send through to you off-list, and we can talk more about it then. Note: it's somewhat complicated/verbose/constrained because I required it to be C-compatible. Matt P.S. Nearly there on the other stuff we've been talking about ... ;-) "Adi" <adishavit_thisDoesNotBelongHere_ gmail.com> wrote in message news:aizufidmkdkkhotlhsdg forum.dlang.org...Sure. I can do a Windows version. Please suggest a proper API. We can take it off-list. Adi On Monday, 27 February 2012 at 02:34:52 UTC, Matt Wilson wrote:No, but it arguably should. I'm hoping to finally get 1.10-proper going soon, so maybe that can be added in then. Are you interested in working on it with me? :-) Matt "Adi" <adishavit_thisDoesNotBelongHere_ gmail.com> wrote in message news:wfwnxctpupnfhhmhlrnp forum.dlang.org...Hi, I want to test a string to see if it a valid file-name (even if the file does not exist). Does STLSoft (or PlatformSTL) provide any way to do this? Thanks, Adi
Feb 08 2013