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Date:	Fri, 03 Mar 2000 00:19:17 +0100
From:	Mariano Alvarez =?iso-8859-1?Q?Fern=E1ndez?= <malfer AT teleline DOT es>
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Subject:	[Fwd: Re: short file names when using LFN]
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Eli Zaretskii escribió:

> On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Mariano Alvarez =?iso-8859-1?Q?Fern=E1ndez?= wrote:
>
> > >      putenv ("LFN=n");
> > >      _truename (long_name, short_name);
> > >      putenv ("LFN=y");
> >
> > No, sorry, this don't work to get the real sfn of a file.
>
> Please post the details.  The short test program attached below works
> for me.
>

I made two files, this is the dir output:
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C:\PROGDJ>dir long*

 El volumen de la unidad C es DISCOC
 El número de serie del volumen es 3814-1F02
 Directorio de C:\PROGDJ

LONGFI~1 TXT             6  02/03/00  23:59 longfilename1.txt
LONGFI~2 TXT             6  03/03/00   0:00 longfilename2.txt
         2 archivo(s)                 12 bytes
         0 directorio(s)     706.097.152 bytes libres
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This, your program output:
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C:\PROGDJ>pr1 longfilename1.txt
`longfilename1.txt' -> `C:\PROGDJ\LONGFILE.TXT'

C:\PROGDJ>pr1 longfilename2.txt
`longfilename2.txt' -> `C:\PROGDJ\LONGFILE.TXT'

And this, the output of my routine:
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C:\PROGDJ>lfngsfn longfilename1.txt
Long:  longfilename1.txt
Short: C:\PROGDJ\LONGFI~1.TXT

C:\PROGDJ>lfngsfn longfilename2.txt
Long:  longfilename2.txt
Short: C:\PROGDJ\LONGFI~2.TXT
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Do you see the difference?

M.Alvarez

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