A little bug?

[LM]

Maybe it has already well known, but nevertheless: type "cd c:\\\\\\" and hit enter. You may type as much slashes as you want.
Bug?

[Clo]

2LM
Hello, welcome on board !
¤ Yes, you can type as so many \ as you want, but @home it doesn't work more : I don't get the drive root…
…that is much easier using the [\] "root" button
- Under Win 98 SE - TC 6.03a

 Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

[LM]

hello
I knew about [\] button - I just want to say that if you type, for example, "cd c:\Program files\Windows Media Player\\\\\\\\\\\" and than try to do something, that does not concern TC you probably get error or wrong action. For example, try:
"cd c:\Program files\Windows Media Player\\\\\\\\\\\", Enter
put cursor on mplayer2.exe
hit Alt+Enter to view properities - nothing will happen

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]On 26-08-2004 09:34:27 +0000 LM wrote:

L> hit Alt+Enter to view properities - nothing will happen

Read this.[/face]

[LM]

ok
but I is not just a question about context menu
Windows can not analyze properities from file
"c:\Program files\Windows Media Player\\\\\\\\\\\wmplayer.exe"
so I think TC should remove multiple backslashes for full compatibility

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]On 26-08-2004 14:15:53 +0000 LM wrote:

L> but I is not just a question about context menu

Yes, this is about OLE.

L> so I think TC should remove multiple backslashes for full
L> compatibility

Well, and what about e.g. "cd \\"? Igra ne stoit svech (it doesn't worth Christian's affords).[/face]

[LM]

I show only one example and I have no guaranty that there is no other things that not compatible with windows because of this "bug".

ok, ok
I unerstand - just think that it may be usefull on next release.