This works for absolute paths: >> d: "c:\my\dir\is\this" == "c:\my\dir\is\this" >> insert replace/all replace/all d ":" "" "\" "/" "/" == "c/my/dir/is/this" >> print d /c/my/dir/is/this >> With partial paths you will need get some logic involved. Also there may be some issues with knowing if the path is a directory or a file. --Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Could someone please fix this? It hung my interpreter: > > REBOL [ > Title: "DOS-REBOL File Name Conversion Routines" > File: %dosbol.r > Author: "Terrence Brannon" > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Purpose: "Ease working with dos filename in REBOL programs" > Category: 'file > ] > > dosbol: make object! [ > char: make string! 0 > out: make string! 0 > drive-letter: charset [ #"A" - #"F" ] > > rules: [ copy char drive-letter ":" (out: rejoin [ "/" dl ]) | > "\" (append out "/") | > copy char (append out char) > ] > d2r: func [ > dos-fn [string!] "takes a dos filename and converts to rebol format"] > [ > parse/all dos-fn [ any rules ] > out > ] > ] > > >> dosbol/d2r "c:\temp\file" > > terrence-brannon: [[EMAIL PROTECTED] perl-refugee myth-gamer] > free-email: http://www.MailAndNews.com > free-usenet: http://www.mailAndNews.com > ; all the above is real REBOL code, believe it or not.
