I guess it will work, but the way I'm using it (through command line) I'm only getting the name of the file, and the extension is done (or at least was done) by using the -tzip parameter. I took a look at the code, and couldn't really understand why there was a calculation to find the location of the '.' in the file name. Isn't it more simple to just add the extension of the file at the end without caring about the name at all? Btw, what you offer is also weird since you are giving the -tzip parameter,...
adding file extension does not work when "." is in the file name.
Happy to update that the last version (2.2.38) has finally solved the discussed issue...
Hi, thanks for your input! regarding your question: 1. I don't know anything about...
Hi, just a (small) reminder to our discussion.... I hope you'll find the time to...
Hi, lets go over the flow from my point of view: I install clearcase. I install beyond...
I reviewed you changed code in "CheckInAction.java" file. looks like you are right,...
Hi! thanks for the quick and effective response. I'll try this next week. meanwhile...
Hi! thanks for the quick and effective response. I'll try this next week. meanwhile...
Hi, I was wondering if this issue will be addressed sometime? In fact we can checkin...
I see the problem I'm facing is already a known issue. Is there a solution? will...