On 2020-06-15, lacygoill wrote:
> This is not a bug. The simplify() function should leave two leading
> slashes alone.
>
> Although, if the specification says that more than 2 leading slashes should be
> treated as a single slash, then maybe this could be considered as a bug:
>
> echo simplify('///tmp')
> ///tmp
I later thought about that, too. I think you're probably right.
I'm not aware of any cases where more that two slashes has any
meaning, and POSIX says they should be treated as one, so it would
make sense for simplify() to collapse more than two to just one.
Regards,
Gary
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