On May 14, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Mario Domenech Goulart wrote:
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Shouldn't (file-exists? ".\\") return the path to the current
directory?
Not according to the documentation. But this can be changed.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. The documentation says:
,----[procedure] (file-exists? STRING)
| Returns STRING if a file with the given pathname exists, or #f
| otherwise.
`----
Isn't (file-exists? ".\\") supposed to return ".\\" on windows?
Yes, sorry I misunderstood.
It appears that '_stat' on Windows fails for the above. However,
'(file-exists? ".")' returns "." as expected. BTW, '(file-exists? "..\
\")' also fails while '(file-exists? "..")' succeeds.
Please create a TRAC ticket. Appears that the problem is a null path
after the directory separator, since '(file-exists? ".\\csc-
tst.scm")' works.
Best wishes,
Mario
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