Looking at the code, I see that paths are often joined using "+" and that path separators are assumed to be '/' are put in as literal text. I needed to put some workarounds in my calling code (on Windows 11) to handle this. It would be more portable and maintainable to use os.path.join() and other portable path handling functions.
Looking at the code, I see that paths are often joined using "+" and that path separators are assumed to be '/' are put in as literal text. I needed to put some workarounds in my calling code (on Windows 11) to handle this. It would be more portable and maintainable to use os.path.join() and other portable path handling functions.
Just a suggestion, not a request.