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Re: Unify Ange-FTP and Tramp filename formats?
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Steve Youngs |
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Re: Unify Ange-FTP and Tramp filename formats? |
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Wed, 26 Jun 2002 07:58:36 +1000 |
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|--==> "KG" == Kai Gro <address@hidden> writes:
KG> Steve Youngs <address@hidden> writes:
>>I still don't see the point. To me, it looks like you are making it
>>harder for the user by introducing another filename format and yet
>>another variable to set.
KG> Well, it is possible to make it backward-compatible, such that
KG> filenames of the form /address@hidden:file continue to invoke
KG> EFS/Ange-FTP. Then users can use /address@hidden:file to invoke the
KG> Tramp sm method.
Providing it is backwardly compatible and the user knows when they are
using Tramp and when they are using EFS, I can live with it. I still
think messing with Tramp's filename format is a waste of time
however.
KG> This is a simple extension of the EFS filename format, so I
KG> expect that it is easy for users to learn.
Unfortunately, what a user will do and what a developer thinks a user
will do are quite often two _very_ different things.
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Re: Unify Ange-FTP and Tramp filename formats?, John Utz, 2002/06/20
Re: Unify Ange-FTP and Tramp filename formats?, Steve Youngs, 2002/06/20