> DeleteFile() and DeleteDirectory() functions do not delete file as it does
> when in windows is pushed SHIFT key and DELETE key at the same time
Yes they do. If they're not instantly deleting for you, then either Windows is
corrupt or you have another app that it intercepting the deletions.
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I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
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Re: Flag for DeleteFile() and DeleteDirectory() to trully er
No, they do not.PB wrote:> DeleteFile() and DeleteDirectory() functions do not delete file as it does
> when in windows is pushed SHIFT key and DELETE key at the same time
Yes they do. If they're not instantly deleting for you, then either Windows is
corrupt or you have another app that it intercepting the deletions.
And they're indeed instantly deleting for me, so then my windows is supposely not corrupt and no app intercepting.
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I had so much strange behaviours with Windows that nothing can surprise me! One of them that my name contains a french letter (é), that wasn't recognised by the first "profiled" Windows, and after that by some programs. My main profile was always broken! Now, I'm always removing foreign characters.
In this case, I wonder if this has not something to do with security parameters? Also, I know by experience that there could be misc Windows installations, even if you're doing exactly the same things. Did your HD was *really* formatted before install? You have a spanish windows version, maybe some parameters are different?
In this case, I wonder if this has not something to do with security parameters? Also, I know by experience that there could be misc Windows installations, even if you're doing exactly the same things. Did your HD was *really* formatted before install? You have a spanish windows version, maybe some parameters are different?
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If i buy a new pc with windows xp pro, or i install a clean new legal XP SP1 or SP2 pro spanish, and i make it to see hidden files, i clean all objects of the desktop (right clik on desktop->properties->desktop->customize desktop...) and for last thing i configure the trash to delete directly the files instead to send it to the trash; then i get the following:
when i delete a file (without holding SHIFT key) after switch on the PC there appears a hidden folder named Recycled in the root partition of the deleted file. The same happens with these PB functions. Notice that it happens only the first time the file is deleted after windows is booted.
If delete a file (while hold SHIFT key) after switch on the PC there happens nothing, i.e. normal behaviour.
EDIT: all it done without conect to web (for more safety and far of doubts).
when i delete a file (without holding SHIFT key) after switch on the PC there appears a hidden folder named Recycled in the root partition of the deleted file. The same happens with these PB functions. Notice that it happens only the first time the file is deleted after windows is booted.
If delete a file (while hold SHIFT key) after switch on the PC there happens nothing, i.e. normal behaviour.
EDIT: all it done without conect to web (for more safety and far of doubts).
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Bah! Surely they already know it.Fred wrote:File a bug report on Microsoft web site then.
Vista has lots of much more serious bugs. One of them i come now to me is that when install any program it says it install to C:\Program files\... , but in a spanish version it is a lie, because it installs in C:\Archivos de programa\... , and folder C:\Program files\ not even exists.
That is what i call a bug as big as a planete
The other one is a flea, lets say.
> when install any program it says it install to C:\Program files\... , but in a
> spanish version it is a lie, because it installs in C:\Archivos de programa\...
> and folder C:\Program files\ not even exists
> That is what i call a bug as big as a planete
That's not a Windows bug, it's the installer for the app using a hard-coded
path of "Program Files" instead of using the locale's name for the folder.
> spanish version it is a lie, because it installs in C:\Archivos de programa\...
> and folder C:\Program files\ not even exists
> That is what i call a bug as big as a planete
That's not a Windows bug, it's the installer for the app using a hard-coded
path of "Program Files" instead of using the locale's name for the folder.
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Sorry, but imho is a windows bug.
Another one is the description to go to see the installed programs and choose to uninstall, aka add or unninstall programs.
Another is the CD/DVD strange read protection (and it is not an antivirus), which sometimes you must wait about 1 hour to uncompress a 10 MB zip file directly from DVD to HD.
One of the major ones is the slowness for normal management.
And there are lots.
Vista is unusable, at least to me. I never installed it in my own PCs but have been with it and testing it.
Another one is the description to go to see the installed programs and choose to uninstall, aka add or unninstall programs.
Another is the CD/DVD strange read protection (and it is not an antivirus), which sometimes you must wait about 1 hour to uncompress a 10 MB zip file directly from DVD to HD.
One of the major ones is the slowness for normal management.
And there are lots.
Vista is unusable, at least to me. I never installed it in my own PCs but have been with it and testing it.