Path are not always properly compared on win32

[ela34]

On windows path in include files (at least in c/c++) are usually separated by "/"and not "\". (e.g. "sys/includes.h") but the method to compare path use python os:sep which is "\" on win32 and "/" on linux, causing comparison to fail on win32. Here is a quick and dirty patch to fix this:

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<         return bool(file_path.count(self.sep))

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>         return bool(file_path.count('\\')) or bool(file_path.count('/'))   
> #       return bool(file_path.count(self.sep))

[michaeljones]

Hi,

Thanks for trying Breathe and thank you for taking the time to report this and suggest a fix. I wonder if we ever need to check for the back slash? Probably can't do any harm though.

I will add the patch. Would you like a new release to work with?

Cheers, Michael

[michaeljones]

I am happy to credit you with the change in the commit logs by using:

git commit --author="ela34 <ela34@example.com>"

Do you have an email address I can use? Or shall I just use the example? No pressure, just an option.

Cheers, Michael

[ela34]

Hi Michael, Thanks for the proposal. If this is OK for you, you can credit my company 'AwoX' (as this was a team effort). This would be nice .

Thanks. -- Eric

[michaeljones]

As in awox.com? Certainly. Thanks again.

[michaeljones]

Merged and pushed. Thank you again!