> Yes on ACCESS_DENIED. No on PATH_NOT_FOUND - different thing IMHO :)
>
> My man page on Linux seems to suggest ENOENT is correct for
> PATH_NOT_FOUND ("..Or, a directory component in pathname does not
> exist..").
Doh. [serves me right for glancing at the open man page instead of reading
it]
> Don't really know a good default there.. Perhaps something catch-all
> like EINVAL (sort of like the common "The parameter is incorrect" on
> win32.)
>
> Full enumeration of all error codes on win32? That could be put in a
"Full" was a poor choice of word. Only the ones we'd reasonably expect from
CreateFile, obviously (the other X-thousand someone else can do if they feel
up to it :-)
Not sure if EINVAL can ever actually be returned by open(), but I'm happy
either way [the way I see it, both "Error: Invalid argument" or "Error: The
operation completed successfully" both point to a missing case]
Cheers,
Claudio
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