Hmmm. When the argument to clean-path is a url, the result seems to
be untouched. This is born out by
>> source clean-path
clean-path: func [
{Cleans-up '.' and '..' in path; returns the cleaned path.}
target [file! url!]
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if url? target [return target]
; and so on ... (snipped for space)
Why can't clean-path handle .. and . in url data?
-jn-
- [REBOL] clean-path when arg is url? Re: joel . neely
