Beman Dawes wrote:
The same was reported already for a Windows system, where the '+' makes the >boost::filesystem to throw as well (Wave uses the boost::filesystem::native >path validator, i.e. system dependant validation is performed).
Hum... Are you sure that '+' is causing an exception for boost::filesystem::native on Windows? I inspected the code, and '+' is not one of the invalid characters for Windows. I also just added a regression test case, and it is not failing.
My guess is that there is a path through the program where native is not being set.
You are right! I haven't realised, that the path::operator/=() implicitly calls the path() constructor when used with a string on the right sight: fs::path p; std::string s; ... p /= s; // uses the default name checker here This problem is fixed now (at least for the Windows environment). Thanks!
I've already tried to get in contact with Beman, but got no response so >far.
I haven't gotten any email from you recently. Please try again, and I'll check to make sure my ISP isn't blocking your email address.
Never mind... I've simply CC'ed my reply to the [boost] list to you, perhaps you haven't seen it for this reason. Regards Hartmut