[PATCH] AtomicFile on win32 throws if target file doesn't exist

[John A Meinel]

Martin Pool wrote:

>On 25 May 2005, John A Meinel <john at arbash-meinel.com> wrote:
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>>John A Meinel wrote:
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>>>Right now AtomicFile leaves a bogus file if it is not committed or
>>>aborted. The attached patch has it close on deconstruct (which means
>>>abort if file is not already closed).
>>>
>>>John
>>>=:->
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>>Attached is another patch. On win32 AtomicFile removes the file before
>>rename, but sometimes the file doesn't exist, throwing an OSError, this
>>traps for it.
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>Thanks, taken.
>
>(By the way, all your gpg signatures seem to be bad.  Is it something
>at your end or something in the mailing list?   )
>
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My gpg signatures seem to fail if I have an attachment. A normal email
works fine. I think it is a problem with Thunderbird + Enigmail.

If that isn't the case, let me know. (ie this email should be signed
correctly.)

John
=:->

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