Hi,
In the release notes of 9.2.10 I see the following:
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On Win32 function 'directory?' now will accept training slahes '' or '/'
before it would always fails on trailing slashes
If I test it:
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c:Scripts>newlisp
newLISP v.9.2.10 on Win32, execute 'newlisp -h' for more info.
> (directory? "c:\temp")
true
> (directory? "c:\temp\")
true
> (directory? "c:\")
nil
> (directory? "c:")
string token too long : "c:")rn"
> (directory? "c:\")
nil
>
So the 'root' directory of the C-drive is still not accepting the slash backward...? Any reason for this?
Also the documentation for (directory?) has not been adjusted (yet).
Peter
- directory? for drives is fixed in 9.2.11.
- docs will be updated for 'directory' is already updated for 'directory?'
Lutz