Hello Franz,
> AFAIK the first is right and the second is wrong. I don't know how
> the C: is handled (as a dir or as a prefix to the first dir name),
> but apart from that the syntax is supposed to look like this:
>
> file://<hostname>/C:data/blah ... whereby a "localhost" can be left away:
> file:///C:data/blah ... which can be shortened to:
> file:/C:data/blah
>
> But file://C:data/blah is most certainly wrong.
Can you quote some documentation for that? I'm not trying to be
difficult, but as I said I remember going through this with Jan a while
ago, so I just think we should make sure we have the real facts instead
of "AFAIK"s before we change it again.
As a reference, in Visual Studio (of course, MS could have just messed
up, but it's kind of the only reference I have right now) I see this
when I build:
Build log was saved at "file://c:\dir1\dir2\dir3\BuildLog.htm"
When I paste that into Firefox, it's changed to:
file:///c:/dir1/dir2/dir3/BuildLog.htm
So 3 slashes before the drive, and then a slash after the colon.
Which one do we believe? I would tend to believe Firefox, but I'd like
to have some concrete facts either way...
J-S
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