Yep, works with std/winlean as suggested. Thanks!
Interesting. Probably should report as a bug for std/os...
Hmm, thanks but not seeing your point. The backslashes are valid Windows path
separators, not part of the directory names themselves. They are doubled in the
strings vars code as they need to be escaped.
The Nim function dirExists("") works just fine and finds
the path. I'm starting to
I'm trying to create a directory using the URL form of path
\\server\share\folder
Run
but getting exceptions:
C:\Apps\nim-1.6.0\lib\pure\os.nim(2552) createDir
C:\Apps\nim-1.6.0\lib\pure\os.nim(2522) existsOrCreateDir
C:\Apps\nim-1.6.0\lib\pure\o