[Coco] Intro and need some help (Was: Re: (no subject))
Bill Gunshannon
billg999 at cs.uofs.edu
Sat Mar 9 20:03:58 EST 2013
>
> Bill
> Try "attr file -d" This will make it a file then it can be deleted
> normally.
Tried that (even though the manual said it wouldn't work). Directory
has to be empty to do that.
> If you do this to a real directory, it could lead to a lot of
> trouble.
Not if it has to be empty first. :-)
> It sounds like you're setting your file wrong when it's created
> Use this:
>
> #define READ 1
> #define WRITE 2
> #define UPDAT READ+WRITE
> #define DIR 0x80
> #define EXEC 8
>
> Then creat/open(path,file,READ/WRITE/UPDAT)
>
> Using which ever option you need. Then a directory should not be created.
Actually, I didn't see where it tried to set a mode at all beyond
"w". But, as I said, it was just a Unix program I grabbed real
uick to give the C Compiler a workout after the long rest sitting
in a box in the cellar.
>
> Hope this helps
I'll keeptrying. It's no biggee. I can just leave it sitting where
it is until I either figure out how to get rid of it or just remake
the whole system. It's all about relearning for at least the next
week or so.
bill
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