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Re: split-path weirdness on Windows with UNC paths
Matthew Flatt <mflatt@cs.utah.edu> writes:
| Quoting Hannu Koivisto:
...
| > #f
| > "//lancaster/prj/"
| > #t
| >
|
| I claim that this is correct, on the grounds that "//lancaster/prj/" is
| a volume name (just like "c:/").
Ah, of course, you are right, I didn't think of the whole thing as
a volume name; it's been almost two years since I've actively used
Windows. I was further confused by the fact that for my use, a
minimalistic emulation of CL's pathname system, I thought to
separate lancaster, in that particular example, as host part, not
device (with prj). Hm. Oh well, it doesn't really matter in
practise whether it's a host or device in my use.
Thanks for the insight,
--
Hannu