FILE.glob broken for windows absolute paths

[culbert]

Was trying to use Jake to install jack-servlet and found that * and \ patterns were not being expanded.

Found that problem was that on line 357 of file.js. There you check to see if the path is absolute. If it is, the code assumes that the first component of the split path is empty because it incorrectly assumes the first character is '/'. The code then applies a "fixup" as follows.

if (exports.isAbsolute(pattern))
{
    paths = ["/"];
    parts.shift();
}

This then fails miserably on windows (though the isAbsolute does the right, os-specific, thing...).

The "solution" that I implemented to get on was to replace the above snippet with:

    if (exports.isAbsolute(pattern))
    {
        paths = parts[0] === '' ? ["/"] : [parts[0]];
        parts.shift();
    }

Cursory testing implies that this works (though there may be other, similar issues elsewhere).

I'm new to this code and git so apologies if the following is not in the desired format:

SHA1 ID of my copy: c5e8588b8902db248a32592dc2286bc9feeae70d

Patch:

@@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ exports.glob = function (pattern, flags) {

     if (exports.isAbsolute(pattern))
     {
-        paths = ["/"];
+        paths = parts[0] === '' ? ["/"] : [parts[0]];
         parts.shift();
     }

[tlrobinson]

Thanks. I've merged it in.