> >> (Specifically, it's bad that we open /dev/tty for writing
> even if we
> >> failed it for reading (that will create a new file), and that we
> >> don't check if it's a tty at all).
>
> > Maybe we should stat the file and check that it's actually
> a character
> > special device.
>
> On any sane Unix installation, /dev is not user-writable ...
> and I've never heard of one without /dev/tty, either. So the
> above risk seems illusory, except on Windows.
That was kind of my main guess, but I don't know enough different Unix
flavours to state it. I'm sure you do :-)
Given that, please just go with the win32-only solution.
/Magnus
