On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 11:26 AM, Brandon Benvie
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Seriously, kind of an itch of mine. Windows understands
> '/' natively, requiring no translation, The extend of the issue is that
> Windows roots to a drive or whatever,so /whatever isn't valid but
> c:/whatever is.
/whatever is valid as long as it is a dir/file on the current drive. /
roots to the current drive.
Type
f:
in the console to change the current drive. Now / roots to drive f:
fs.readFile('/whatever', ...)
works as long as there is such a file and the node-process is on the
right drive. process.cwd() returns the path including the current
drive letter.
And again, I would really like it if process.cwd() and all other
path-related-functions would return paths with slash / as its
directory separator even on windows.
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