On Sunday 29 July 2012 18:14:50 Christian Nobel wrote: > Tnx. > > And as an additional comment, I found out that tosysfilepath requires > msefileutils. > > But how come the different behaviour between Linux and Windows? > MSEgui uses a platform independent "unified file path format" by default. Windows "C:\aaa\bbb" becomes "/C:/aaa/bbb" in MSEgui format. So it is possible to mount a Windows "C:" as Linux partition under "/C:/" in a multi boot environment and to use the same pathnames on Windows and Linux. All MSEgui file functions can handle the unified or the system format. You use an old style Pascal file so the MSEgui format must be converted to the Windows system format. On Linux system and MSEgui file name format are identical.
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