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Re: filenames in error messages
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Bruno Haible |
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Re: filenames in error messages |
Date: |
Thu, 14 Feb 2008 13:05:18 +0100 |
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Eric Blake wrote:
> Are you advocating the following, then? (the middle file, unquoted, is
> `colon: quote" percent% delimiter>')
>
> program:simple:line: message
> program:<colon: quote" percent%25 delimiter%3e>:line: message
> program:<http://example.com/file>:line: message
Yes, absolutely. The advantages are obvious:
- The quoting characters for URLs are < >, the same as are already widely
used. (You rarely see URLs quoted with " ".)
- The number of characters that need to be escaped is very small, it's
only % < > - which are very rare in file names. (On Woe32, < > never
occur in file names, I think.)
- The syntax used for escaping is taken from an RFC and well understood by
users.
Bruno
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