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New version of cygwin-mount.el


I have rewritten the package, especially the customization. Now no(!) external
processes run only by loading the package. All the initialization of
mount-points etc. is first done with calling `cygwin-mount-activate'.

New in version 1.3:

+ Version 1.3, modified may 2001 by Klaus Berndl (berndl@sdm.de)
  - Bugfix in the function `cygwin-mount-substitute-longest-mount-name'.
  - much better customization. Now no(!) external processes run only with
    loading the package. All the initialization of mount-points etc. is
    first done with calling `cygwin-mount-activate'.
  - Important: Now the cygwin mountpoints are stored in the new variable
    `cygwin-mount-table--internal'. This variable must not be set by the user
    but it is only set by customizing `cygwin-mount-table'!

Here is the new version:

 <<cygwin-mount.el>> 

General package description:

This package does all necessary so you can use cygwin-style filenames like
"//D/any/path/to/file" or "/cygdrive/d/any/path/to/file" in exactly the same
manner as the normal Windows-style filenames like "D:\any\path\to\file" or
"D:/any/path/to/file". Furthermore this package enables using all your
cygwin-mounts in file-operations. For example you can call all file-operations
(e.g. find-file) for a file named "/usr/bin/anyfile" if you have mounted the
related Windows-path to /usr/bin. The package also makes sure that ange-ftp
will work correct if you are using cygwin-mount.el.


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