Re: Question of paths: how shouldthepathmappingrulesbeinterpreted?

[James Duncan Davidson]

> if there is a slash after a dot then you can use the part after the
> dot as a file extension.

No -- if there is a slash after the last dot -- then the dot is simply a
part of a "dir"..

/foo/bar.too/foo        -- no extension
/foo/bar.asf            -- ext of .asf
/foo/bar.too/bar.ast    -- ext of .ast

> Of course you would already have attempted matches on all the
> directory paths in your engine.

Of course.

.duncan

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