Closed bjones1 closed 8 years ago
I tried to add windows slashes support, but it introduces too many corner cases. I'm giving up however pull request is welcome. For now
/
at start of a path is interpreted as the current disk rootOK, sounds good. Thanks for taking a look!
On Windows, If I look for
..\foo.txt
, I need to enter../foo.txt
. Using/
to refer to the root of the current drive doesn't work at all -- no files can be found there.However,
~/
does work as expected. Usingc:/
works. Directories displayed end with a Unix-style/
instead of a\
.