Because ZnUrl>>#/ is pretty simple and not very intelligent. It is meant for
path extension. Read the code if you are curious.
What you probably want is ZnUrl>>#withRelativeReference:
'http://www.pharo.org/figures/' asUrl withRelativeReference:
'/documentation/p.png'.
"http://www.pharo.org/do
Hi sven
may be you know the answer :)
'http://www.pharo.org/figures/' asUrl / 'documentation/p.png'
"http://www.pharo.org/figures/documentation/p.png”
so far so good.
'http://www.pharo.org/figures/' asUrl / '/documentation/p.png'
"http://www.pharo.org/figures//documentation/p.png";
Why not
