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From: Yuval <yu...@gm...> - 2005-08-24 16:08:50
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On 8/24/05, Yura Pakhuchiy <pak...@ip...> wrote: > > Can you point me exactly to the page(s)? (Your initial post suggested > > there is more than one) >=20 > I still using docs that I'm downloaded from our site, so I don't know > where it in xml version, sorry. In my version this information is in: > attributes/attribute_list.html. Second paragraph and comment before > "Notes" section. Ok, found it. The docs are on the CVS module "ntfsdocs". The new site has an older pdf. (if you don't like to mess with the docbook toolchain) I have lots of changes locally. I'll commit them sometime next week. > > "for attributes that _can_ become non-resident": Assume attr1 is > > resident, but allowed to be unresident, and attr2 is unresident. Which > > one comes first? Can this scenario even happen? >=20 > No, this can not happen. You can have 2 attributes with same name and > type only in case in $AttrDef states that they are always resident. Great. Sincerely -- Yuval |
