Current:
file = getManager().resolveFile("%2e");
resolves to the current Directory
New:
resolves to a file or directory NAMED "."
I don't think there is a filesystem where this is possible. I'd need to read the relevant W3C specs to be sure.
>resolves to a file or directory named "dir/child" resolves to a file or directory named "dir\child"
I leave it up to the filesystem if such a file or directory could be created.
Now these are more interesting. What a load of corner cases to test for!
Cheers, --binkley
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