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30-Jan-2006, 09:49
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Use of forward slash in a directory pathDoes anyone know if I can use the foward slash symbol in a directoty path? We are using some exiting code written for unix and this code uses a hard coded unix directory path.
If we were to try an fopen() with this hard coded text string, would the windows OS convert the forward slashes to back slashes and get the correct directory? Regards Dominic |
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30-Jan-2006, 10:16
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Re: Use of forward slash in a directory pathI think Yes!
Windows will convert the forward slashes to back slashes. (Tried a simple one: Typed c:\windows and c:/windows in Start->Run Also tried a simple windows program) Regards,  Paramesh. __________________
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30-Jan-2006, 11:00
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Re: Use of forward slash in a directory pathQuote:
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I ususaly do, but they have changed my computer and I have no access to Visual C++ for the next few days.
