Re: JFOR in Windows

I finally got around to making this change - just committed it a few 
minutes ago (first change of the new year?).

The code doesn't seem to handle URL's as input in general, anyway, (e.g. 
the logger assumes it's a filename, and it does break when I try passing 
an http URL as input), so I just wrapped the filename string with a 
FileReader, (looks a bit more symmetric, since the output is wrapped 
with a FileWriter).

-Phil

Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:

> Le Samedi, 13 déc 2003, à 19:04 Europe/Zurich, Phil Chu a écrit :
> 
>> ...I see the same thing on my XP box, and a URL such as 
>> file:///C:/technicat/www/softdev/gamedev.fo doesn't work, even though 
>> mozilla accepts it.
>>
>> I tried changing the code so that a FileInputStream is passed to 
>> InputSource (for the XML parsing) and that accepts plain old 
>> filenames. But then you couldn't type in a general URL, so I don't 
>> know if that is desired behavior.
> 
> 
> IMO being able to accept plain filenames at the command-line is more 
> generally useful than accepting URLs, so I'd go for your new solution, 
> maybe with a command-line switch to the old behaviour.
> 
> You could also, read the filename from the command-line, find out if 
> it's a URL (maybe by attempting to create a java.net.URL from it), and 
> based on this decide how to handle it, either in the "old" or the "new" 
> way.
> 
> Hope this helps,
> -Bertrand
> 
> 
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