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Rob Stewart wrote:
If you actually use the error code: status_error e; status_result r(status(p, &e)); if (!e && (r & file_flag)) ...
If you actually use the error code:
status_error e; status_result r(status(p, &e)); if (!e && (r & file_flag)) ...
No, what I wrote above:
...if( status( p, &e ) & file_flag ) // ...
if( status( p, &e ) & file_flag ) // ...
is correct. file_flag is never set on error.
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