Dear Developers, When working on modifying FileUtils.cls to work also for macOS/Darwin I used (by mistake, certainly) SysFileTree() with an invalid path and was astonished to see that it nevertheless produced a valid result. Is this intended? This is what I intended to do: installDir = '/Users/po/Applications/ooRexx5.0.0‘ name = 'rexx' j = SysFileTree(installDir'/bin/'name, f., 'FOS') But instead I did (note the trailing slash) installDir = '/Users/po/Applications/ooRexx5.0.0/‘ name = 'rexx' j = SysFileTree(installDir'/bin/'name, f., 'FOS') This produces a „//„ in the path, i.e. an illegal path Nevertheless SysFileTree() „corrected“ my input path, removed the additional slash and gave me the correct path back as f.1. I also tried on Windows and there SysFileTree() considers a path with double backslash to be correct (return value 0), but the output is not corrected as on MAC. I have attached two scripts to show the behavior , amend to fit your installation and have a try. I did not investigate on Linux/Unix. |
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