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Standardize on "cancelled". QuLogic: so, canceled or cancelled? that patch on #12130 is pretty thorough... wabz: cancelled :D wabz: that cancelled thing actually bothered me in the past wabz: never quite enough to do such a patch :p elb: that's an en_US vs en_GB thing elb: both are correct, but canceled is more common in en_{US,CA} and cancelled in en_{GB,AU,NZ,etc.} elb: personally, I use cancelled QuLogic: yea, that's what I went for before, but I think I couldn't change any strings because we were frozen QuLogic: you all had to pick the spelling that was opposite from the guy's patch, didn't you... rekkanoryo: well, considering we're generally en_US in our strings, it should be canceled in our source elb: considering they're both correct, and while I'm anal retentive, I'm not anal retentive about that, I have no preference ;-) rekkanoryo: I don't really care either way, I just think that we should be consistently en_US or en_GB throughout elb: right elb: my point is, they're both correct for en_US elb: one 'l' is simply more common rekkanoryo: ah rekkanoryo: if they're both technically correct for en_US, then "cancelled" is my vote rekkanoryo: one 'l' always looks wrong to me elb: the dictionary claims they are Sorry, dwc. Closes #12130.

/*
 *  untar.h
 *
 *  Author: Herman Bloggs <[e-mail]>
 *  Date: April, 2003
 *  Description: untar.c header
 */
#ifndef _UNTAR_H_
#define _UNTAR_H_

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif /* __cplusplus */

typedef enum _untar_opt {
	UNTAR_LISTING =      (1 << 0),
	UNTAR_QUIET =        (1 << 1),
	UNTAR_VERBOSE =      (1 << 2),
	UNTAR_FORCE =        (1 << 3),
	UNTAR_ABSPATH =      (1 << 4),
	UNTAR_CONVERT =      (1 << 5)
} untar_opt;

int untar(const char *filename, const char *destdir, untar_opt options);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif /* __cplusplus */

#endif