and win32_open_file behave similarly. _snwprintf is "banned". Use
StringCchPrintf instead. Tested on Windows. I'll test on OS X shortly.
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routine to run a file chooser dialog.
On Windows, add to that code to resolve shell links ("shortcuts"),
adopted from the Sylpheed mail reader. (That code requires a pile of
OLE stuff, so link with the OLE library.)
Make it a bit easier to configure ui/gtk/capture_file_dlg.c to use GTK+
dialogs on Windows, but continue to default to using the Win32 dialogs,
at least for now.
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they want to overwrite an existing file; just use that. (The Win32 file
chooser also does that itself.) Just do UI for "do you want to
overwrite this {user-immutable,unwritable} file?".
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really don't belong here - they have nothing to do with capture files).
Absorb the test for the target file's existence into
file_target_exist_ui().
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Windows file dialog, which has its own built-in version of the "do you
want to overwrite that file?" dialog, and Notepad and WordPad, at least,
just appear to error out if you try to overwrite a file with the
read-only flag set, rather than asking whether you want to override
that.
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As..." code path.
Extract the code for the "do you want to overwrite this file" and "OK,
you do - are you aware it's {user-immutable, read-only}?" code paths
into a common routine for use by both of those and, potentially, other
save/export/etc. code paths in the future.
For "Save As", allow us to save atop the current capture file, as that's
just what "Save" does if there are unsaved changes, and "safe save"
makes that work. *Don't* allow that for "Export Selected Packets
As...", however.
The file chooser is run as a modal dialog, so we don't need to worry
about creating more than one of them or about the number of marked
packets etc. being changed out from under us. Get rid of a bunch of
static variables.
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Bill Meier