From:	oohoseoo AT aol DOT com (OoHOSEoO)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	why are dir.h's file defines so small?
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Date:	26 Jul 1998 00:11:22 GMT
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To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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I was recently having problems with the dir.h function fnsplit().. it wasn't
outputing the long filenames correctly, if the filename was "A_LONG_FILE.EXT"
it would give me "A_LONG_FILE" as the filename, and "LE" and the extension.  I
later realized that it is the buffer that is the problem.  I changed it to this
to better suit my LFN needs: 

#define MAXPATH   512
#define MAXDRIVE  3
#define MAXDIR	  250
#define MAXFILE   250
#define MAXEXT	  9

but why was it so small before?

#define MAXPATH   80
#define MAXDRIVE  3
#define MAXDIR	  66
#define MAXFILE   9
#define MAXEXT	  5

Just curious..

James (OoHOSEoO AT aol DOT com)
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that have :)

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