gnupg windows installer
Werner Koch
wk at gnupg.org
Wed Jan 3 17:03:11 CET 2001
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001, Jan-Oliver Wagner wrote:
> forward slashes: gnupg must accept backslashes, because it is not
> in our hand where a user decides to install gnupg.
It is a matter of the install program to use normal slashes for the
"HomeDir" key. That is trivial.
> In that case HomeDir is D:\Programme\GnuPG
Yes it is, but you have to to enter "d:/Programme/GnuPG" for the
field.
> Do you think it is a problem to have gnupg interpret
> backslashes in the Registry entries?
Let the installer do this. The format of "HomeDir" is a GnuPG
property and the installer simply has to use the right stuff.
BTW, the GDK_PATH_SEPARATOR macro is an ugly and uneeded thing - it
is better to let the file entryboxes change \ to /. / is not a
valid filename character under Windows but \ is one under Unix.
Using backslashes in C is quite errorprone, so better avoid them
where you can do it.
Werner
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