[Freeswitch-dev] Cpp and globbing

[Anthony Minessale]

If it works the same in the end, I am more than happy to accept it.
You better hurry though we are trying to release in 1 day.


On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 5:16 PM, Simon Capper <scapper at ooma.com> wrote:

> MikeJ,
>
> SimpleGlob.h uses the libc glob() function internally when compiled on
> unix,
> on windows it does its own thing, that probably why double globbing does
> not
> work on windows but does work on unix. Libc glob() is recursive and
> supports
> double globbing.
>
> Libapr has a globbing function apr_match_glob(), but it does not support
> double globbing.
>
> To get double globbing working on windows and convert switch_xml to C the
> easiest way I can see is to lift the glob code out of libc and modify to
> make to work with windows using libapr for the file I/O, for unix the glob
> function in libc should be used.
>
> I had a look at the glob source in the uClibc and it should port OK. The
> code could be added to the end of switch_xml and ifdef'd out for
> non-wondows
> or kept as a windows only source file.
>
> If you are OK with this approach I can have a go.
>
> Simon
>
>
>
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