BTW; I just noticed that the apr_filepath_* functions on Windows can potentially fail horribly if the paths are not UTF-8 (so, not IF_WIN_OS_IS_UNICODE) and the locale uses Shift-JIS, because '\' can be the second byte in a SJIS doublebyte char. Talk about fun.
That's exactly correct. apr on win32 is a utf8 only filesystem.
It was the only natural way to map the entire unicode filesystem into apr, in a platform-neutral way.
If you have a non-utf8 name to work with, apr_xlate it (after we've finished up this iconv work.)
Bill
