On Tuesday, 24. October 2006 21:54, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On Tue, 2006-10-24 at 20:56 +0200, Dirk Meyer wrote:
> > if 'dirname' in query:
> > query['dirname'] = os.path.realpath(query['dirname'] + '/')
> > + if query['dirname'] == '//':
> > + query['dirname'] = '/'
>
> I don't think concatenating '/' has any purpose -- os.path.realpath() is
> just going to remove the trailing slash anyway.
>
> Actually os.path.realpath('//') == '//' and this looks like a bug to me,
> especially given that realpath('///') == '/'
Strange, I thought normpath would do that, but "//" at the beginning is really
a special case:
In [1]: os.path.normpath("//")
Out[1]: '//'
In [2]: os.path.normpath("/foo//bar/")
Out[2]: '/foo/bar'
In [3]: os.path.normpath("///foo//bar///baz/")
Out[3]: '/foo/bar/baz'
In [4]: os.path.normpath("//foo//bar///baz/")
Out[4]: '//foo/bar/baz'
I wonder if that has something to do with URIs, but anyways, it really looks
like a bug (this is Python 2.3.4 BTW).
Ciao, / /
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/ / ANS
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