At 21:26 08/10/2002, Daniel Veillard wrote: > Not really. Basically if you give a filename as an input it may have >to be used later to build an URI from an URI-Reference and there things >were turning nasty if you were using Windows path names like c:\foo\bar >for example ../foo2 would give back "foo2" and not "c:\foo2"
OK. I'm getting used to x: or file:///////x: or similar not working. What I've not seen is a way of getting round it. E.g. Some X* setting that says, use this 'windows path' as a root or something, ie. something that gets round this windows craziness. Where X might be (env variable set to c:/dir/dir2, parameter set to C:, or almost anything similar, which is well thought out. I doubt I would want to refer to f:dir/file from a stylesheet on c:/dir; i.e. more likely I would want to say ../../ etc, Not suggesting a solution, just an approach? Regards DaveP
