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Paul de Vrieze wrote: |
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> The worst part of it is that I believe that there are methods that will |
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> allow you to make a file with such an illegal name (the API is not |
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> consistent). Of course the file then becomes hard to use or delete ;-). |
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Granted, you can create files called "-rf" in unix and have real fun |
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when deleting things. :) |
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The interface is consistent, but perhaps not always completely obvious. |
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I've run into filenames that look like cmd-line-options from time to |
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time - they tend to get created from typos. |
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