Hi Mateusz, hi all, >> I'd like to change pkg: >> Show ', X errors' only, if there really was one or more errors. >> >> Reason: Over the years my brain became trained to spot the word 'error' >> very quickly. In the case of pkg just to see that error count is 0 all >> the time so far. > > +1 Today I noticed a bug in the "pkg install" command. Using a manipulated .svp file, "pkg install blocek.svp" displays "ERROR: failed extracting ...", but later displays: "Package blocek installed: 122 files extracted, 0 errors." Cause of "0 errors" is the use of %d instead of %ld in the pkg language files. (But the comment in pkginst.c is right. :-D) This could be fixed easily, although I don't want to mess around with SVN branches (trunk, tags) in the public repo. But do we need these numbers at all? Do the numbers really matter for the next steps? I think, when there's at least one error, a user should grab the package again and repeat pkg install. Or run chkdsk. Or run Memtest. I suggest to change the message to just "Package blocek has been installed." That matches the final "pkg remove <package name>" message. Cheers, Robert -- BTTR Software https://www.bttr-software.de/ DOS ain't dead https://www.bttr-software.de/forum/
