Re: ls /dev
Tomasz Wegrzanowski <maniek@beer.com> writes:
> Users usually don't want UI app to provide them with informations,
> that, although quite useful, would make them have to wait awfully
> lot of time.
Instead of stat_trivial(), would an asynchronous stat() do the
job? An interactive application could stat all files in a
directory, and deliver the data to the screen as it comes in.
And the user wouldn't have to wait at all. For noninteractive
things like ls, there could be a timeout.
This is already doable with io_stat_request, I think.
> Remember that every node is translated. It might be per-file translator
> or per-dirtree translator, but every node is translated anyway.
If there's no underlying node, I wouldn't call that translation.
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