Re: [Somelib] SOME::Path::parsePath

[John P. <jo...@ma...>]

oops :-).  I can't commit because I dont have a real ISP that works under
Linux yet.  Schools out and I miss my dual T3.  I'll be in London soon and
will set myself up with one of those free ISP's (there is even one that is
pure Linux) and work on SOMELib some more.  I think we can just go with the
'/' since they are the standard for URI's and most modern OS's should
support them.  Have you looked at the web site yet?
somelib.sourceforge.net.  Eveything is up except the tutorial which I am
working on.  Send me any questions you would like to see in the FAQ.  Also I
did not get a reply on the STL stuff.  Do you think that 200k is acceptable
for our lib?  I have been reading the C++ FAQs and they seem to think that
homegrown container classes are bad.  Of cource they do not go into code
bloat and focus more on performance.  I don't know. Ask 100 experts and get
100 conflicting answeres.  Hehe.

--Quinticent

Thomas Matelich wrote:

> oops, this is an infinite loop if delimit is not '/'.  I didn't
> recognize it at first because it seems sort of logical.  I'm not sure
> what the plan is here.  In the past I have changed all \'s to /'s
> because windows will work just find with /'s.  For now, I have commented
> this out locally (because I still have trouble committing from windows).
>
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