[REBOL] Re: File-modes on different platforms
From: nitsch-lists:netcologne at: 19-May-2002 20:38
Am Sonntag, 19. Mai 2002 17:37 schrieb Anton:
> Carl, I just read your mail, thanks.
> Ok, now I have the Amiga results too.
>
> But notice the "comment" file-mode at the bottom: "none" ??
> What rebol value has type none ?
>> type? none
== none!
> Can you investigate this Carl?
>
> =09get-modes %afile 'comment
>
> Anton.
>
> > On 17-May-02, Anton wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > I am interested to see the different file modes
> > > available on different platforms.
> > > I have tested on Windows2k and NT4.
> > > I need Linux, Amiga, Mac and any others.
> > > I would like you out there who have one of the above platforms to
> > > try the following code and report back with the result.
> > >
> > > save file: %anton-filemode-test "" ; create a file to experiment on
> > > foreach mode get-modes %dummy 'file-modes [
> > > print [
> > > type? get-modes file mode
> > > mode
> > > if error? set/any 'err try [
> > > set-modes file compose [
> > > (to-set-word mode) (get-modes file mode)
> > > ]
> > > ][probe disarm err]
> > > ]
> > > ]
> > > delete file ; clean up
> > >
> > > The code just prints out the datatype of each mode,
> > > the mode word, and reports if there was an error
> > > setting that mode. (I want to see which modes cannot
> > > be modified, if any.)
> >
> > On Amiga I get none for everything, which I guess is good?...
> >
> > date modification-date none
> > integer owner-id none
> > integer group-id none
> > logic pure none
> > logic script none
> > logic hold none
> > logic archived none
> > logic owner-read none
> > logic owner-write none
> > logic owner-execute none
> > logic owner-delete none
> > logic group-read none
> > logic group-write none
> > logic group-execute none
> > logic group-delete none
> > logic world-read none
> > logic world-write none
> > logic world-execute none
> > logic world-delete none
> > none comment none
> >
> > --
> > Carl Read
Volker
