From: dman <ds...@ri...> - 2001-07-24 15:55:51
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On Tue, Jul 24, 2001 at 04:37:56PM +0200, Joern Eckhoff wrote: | May it was mistakable. WinNT does not allow a filename .jython, because the | file*name* is missing. You can create filenames without an extension but | filenames without file*names* aren't possible, therefore ".jython" isn't a | valid | filename for WinNT. WinNT separates name and extension with a dot. But whom | I'm telling this? :-) | (Or may I *totally* misunderstood you.) Actually, you can create "dotfiles" (files where the first character of the name is a dot) in WinNT and Win2k. I have lots of them on my machine at work. The problem must be your method of creating it. I use cygwin (g)vim heavily. They have no problems creating, editing, reading dotfiles at all. Maybe you could try using a little python to create the .jython file then use your favorite editor to edit it? FYI, -D |