Any amount, but I don't see why it would break only windows-specific
code. If I use any other function to get filenames, and/or use
PATH_SEPARATOR to compose names, and then use these names in the same
context as those converting SPL function, I'd get different names on
Windows even if my application was written in most generic way. Do I
miss something?
Doesn't PATH_SEPARATOR use DEFAULT_SLASH?
'\', these days it's capable of recognising either separator. So it
really would just be down to path comparisons.
Path comparison is important.
I thought so too until I couldn't find any broken tests.
- Steph
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