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Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features
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Pierre THIERRY |
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Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features |
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Tue, 6 Feb 2007 14:24:10 +0100 |
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Scribit Shams dies 05/02/2007 hora 13:26:
> Does this mean that something like "cd .." or "ls .." will no work in
> ngHurd?
It would just work in the way current systems work: it's not the FS but
the application that decides what .. is.
Try this on any available Unix with:
~$ mkdir -p a/b c/d
~$ cd c/d
~/c/d$ ln -s ../../a/b e
~/c/d$ cd e
~/c/d/e$ cd ..
~c/d$
According to .. in FS, you should now be in a/b. But currently, most
shells parse .. lexically.
Lexically,
Pierre
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- Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features, Shams, 2007/02/01
- Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features, Ivan Shmakov, 2007/02/03
- Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features, Shams, 2007/02/03
- Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features, olafBuddenhagen, 2007/02/03
- Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features, Ivan Shmakov, 2007/02/04
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- Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features, Pierre THIERRY, 2007/02/07
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- Re: symbolic links & `..' entry, Pierre THIERRY, 2007/02/11
Re: Hurd and Unix/Linux and Plan9 features, Pierre THIERRY, 2007/02/03
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