Re: GSoC Progress

>>   /// empty constructor
>> csFilePermission() { }
>> csFilePermission(int permission, bool octal = true) { /* .. more details
>> here .. */ }
>> };
>>
>> This way, csFilePermission constructor can actually take something like
>> 777 (if decimal) or 0777 (if octal).

what's the point of the bool octal there?
after all you take an int and if the user wishes to use non-dec he can  
use the prefixes for those, e.g. the following are perfectly equivalent:
csFilePermission(511);
csFilePermission(0777);
csFilePermission(0x1FF);

so I don't see a point in adding that octal option there as it's  
already implicitly present with int and the way you thought of it  
probably will just add pointless processing overhead


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