[http://sourceforge.net/p/ufoai/feature-requests/370 Item 370] imported from sourceforge.net tracker on 2013-01-28 20:18:20

texture pathname length is limited to 32 characters, relative to base/textures path.

see https://sourceforge.net/support/tracker.php?aid=2087479

it would be nice to have ufo2map check for texture names longer than that
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====== blondandy (2008-09-02 10:56:10) ======

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I thought i already fixed a bug around this and implemented a test. 64 chars should be ok now.

I probably missed something.

Please provide details of the symptoms.
====== blondandy (2008-09-06 21:40:03) ======

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r19011

just tested it.
1. -check gives warning
2. -fix aborts with error, as saving back would corrupt .map file
3. compile gives warning




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====== richlv (2008-11-22 09:19:12) ======

confirming in revision 20288.
though the message is not prefixed in anyway - would it be possible to prefix it with " " in -fix/check modes ?
====== blondandy (2008-11-22 09:28:51) ======

i will take a look at the " " prefix.
====== blondandy (2008-11-23 07:31:50) ======

I have had a think and a look at the code. The " " or "* " prefix applies to check/fix messages. check/fix messages are not given on compiling. It should not be converted to a check/fix message, as it needs to be output on compiling. I have done a hack at r20333

old behaviour
check: a warning is printed
fix: a warning and execution is aborted, to prevent saving a truncated name back to the .map file.
compile: a warning is printed.

new behaviour: prefix with " " on check or fix.

Please retest.

====== richlv (2008-11-27 09:59:13) ======

confirming the last change in revision 20422, thanks :)