Probably it was a typo and you meant Plan 9, not Plan B. But anyway,
neither Plan B nor the octopus permit / in file names. Most scripts
handling file
names would break.
There was an old discussion about accepting ' ' in file names in this
list. I think
the same applies, even stronger, here.

On 4/1/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> d'oh.  that's wierd.

Is it?  You cannot have slashes in filenames, no matter what (that's a
decision Plan B should lift by representing, as I believe Rob Pike
recommended, paths as arrays of strings rather than slash delimited
strings).

So what do you expect when fuction names are recorded as filenames in
the environment?

++L

PS: would it not be even more consistent to use the 'x' bits instead
of the 'fn#' prefix to specify which entries in /env are executable?



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