> +static struct flags_name snapshot_flags_array[] = {
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_LIST_FL, "S", "on_liSt" },
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_ENABLED_FL, "n", "eNabled" },
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_ACTIVE_FL, "a", "Active" },
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_INUSE_FL, "p", "inuse_by_Previous" },
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_DELETED_FL, "s", "Deleted" },
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_SHRUNK_FL, "h", "sHrunk" },
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_OPEN_FL, "o", "mOunted" },
> + { NEXT3_SNAPFILE_TAGGED_FL, "t", "Tagged" },
> { 0, NULL, NULL }
> };
While clever, I don't think this necessarily makes for a good user interface.
In comparison, flags "l, e, a, i, d, s, m ,t" respectively make much easier to understand/remember name abbreviations.
Cheers, Andreas
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Andreas Dilger
Lustre Technical Lead
Oracle Corporation Canada Inc.
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