Hi,
Just tried to find out why this happens.
texedit discards any file permissions e.g. exec and creates always a
file with 644. Which is bad if you edit a shell script. But I did not
found any way to set the permissions explicitly. Did I miss something?
I looked at FileManager::saveFile where the following is used
...
QFile fl( fn );
if ( !fl.open( IO_WriteOnly|IO_Raw ) ) {
...
How can I get the permissions of an existing file?
Is there no support in qt and must I use libc?
Regards
Max
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