Update read20 to do something clever with file names including characters such as ^V and /.
From what I understand, ^V just quotes the next character so it shouldn't appear in the output. The / character isn't possible in Unix file names so must be translated to something else.
Update read20 to do something clever with file names including characters such as ^V and /.
From what I understand, ^V just quotes the next character so it shouldn't appear in the output. The / character isn't possible in Unix file names so must be translated to something else.
CC @rmaldersoniii for TOPS-20 insights.