* Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040421 12:38]:
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> After writing my last mail and reading other posts... I realized that
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> /a/b/c/d is an illusion.
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>
> when it gets loaded, it ALWAYS becomes:
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> /a /b /c /d even if reduce is not called on it.
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>
> >> probe [/a/b/c]
> >> [/a /b /c]
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> probe [[[/a/b/c]]]
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> [[[/a /b /c]]]
That's some interesting observations of how paths are handled.
> Like Hallvard just noted, chained refinements are all really separate words.
And by the way, :-) I do know to precede a path with a '%',
but I did think it was some interesting behavior.
thanks folks!
tim
>
> not so obvious!
>
> -MAx
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