On 4/14/2011 8:47 PM, Jonathan Leffler wrote: > > The Wikipedia page for Shift-JIS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift_JIS) > shows the Yen > symbol ¥ as appearing at 0x5C, which is where the backslash appears in > Unicode and ISO > 8859-x codesets. > > It (backslash) also falls into the danger zone identified earlier > (0x40..0x7E). Sorry - I > didn't check backslash earlier.
Right... even if 0x5C is a pathname separator on win32 using Shift-JIS, we still would never be able to trust an arbitrary strchr() search. But I am still very curious what the Shift-JIS separators are (Win32 should always accept '/', is '¥' also a separator?)
