dandv 0 Report post Posted November 28, 2004 1. Create a file with a filename containing a comma: a,b.txt 2. Alt+F7 for *_* 3. All files containing a comma will be found! Also in DNOSP. Is '_' some sort of macro by any chance!? UPDATE: my thousand separator (Country support) was set to '_', but I changed it to other values, restarted NDN, and the bug was still reproduced. Hope this helps, Dan Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AngelsHolocaust 0 Report post Posted December 2, 2004 hi dan! indeed interesting behaviour (even more interesting that you have found this ;P) if you copy the short filename of 'a,b.txt' to the commandline you will see that the ',' is substituted with '_' same happens with all other characters that are not allowed in SFNs windows seems to look for given masks in LFN and SFN in findfirst/next now, this only happens if a single mask is entered in the mask line (then the search mask directly can be given to the findfirst code) maybe there should be an option if you want to seek in the SFN or LFN for a match? Stefan / AH Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
