Richard Penman wrote:
> I'm not calling any win32 functions directly so this should be fine.
WIN32 will also support front slashes.. the kernel understands both.
The only situations I've seen where front slashes don't work
are where the app goes out of it's way to break them. The situations
I've seen are: DOS commands (copy, move, dir, etc) which have always
had that problem due to their use of '/' as an option flag,
Windows GUI file browsers, and a few other cases I can't remember
offhand.
But the kernel and Win32 API all understand fronts just fine.
There are even odd cases in DOS where they'll work, such as
in redirection, eg:
echo foo > //yourserver/share/foo.txt
..both fronts and backs work for < and > redirection.
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