Description Kevin Haaland 2001-10-10 22:37:04 EDT

When using the new file/folder wizard, you can enter a name with a back slash.

Problems with new file wizard:
1) entering 'abc\' for a filename and clicking finish will not create the file and give an error
2) entering 'abc\xyz' for a filename and clicking finish will create the file with no errors;
	on the file system it actually creates a file 'xyz' in folder	'abc' but will display 'abc\xyz'
	in the navigator); doing a refresh from local updates the navigator.
3) entering 'abc\' or 'abc\xyz' in linux will create the file and not display errors - this is legal in linux but we
	should filter it out since resources may be shared with win32 users.


Problems with new folder wizard:
1) entering 'abc\' for a folder name will create a folder 'abc' on the system but display 'abc\' in the 
navigator, doing a refresh from local updates the navigator
2) entering 'abc\xyz' creates subfolder 'xyz' within folder 'abc' on the system but displays 'abc\xyz'
3) entering 'abc\' or 'abc\xyz' in linux creates the folder without any errors - this is legal in linux but we
	should filter it out since folders may be shared with win32 users.


NOTES:
JEL (12/06/2001 2:59:30 PM)
	All of the new project wizards & new java resource wizards filter out the '\'

NE (6/15/01 1:20:42 PM)
	Readme doc:
99.1.1 New File and New Folder wizards accept '\' in name

When creating a new file or folder, it allows the backslash ('\') character in the name.  It should not.
On Windows, this can make the workspace inconistent with the file system.  A Refresh Local on the project will repair the inconsistency.