I think the "\" on Windows 10, at least, is happily also "/" in many
situations.
There are global substitutions going on to do with MS wanting to share, I
think.
If you run "Get-ChildItem Env:" in PS5 you get interesting things like this
showing up ...
USERPROFILE C:\Users\Josiah
USERPROFILE:DoubleBackslash C:\\Users\\Josiah
USERPROFILE:Forwardslash C:/Users/Josiah
USERPROFILE:java.util.prefs /C:///Users///Josiah
Mark S. wrote:
>
> Quick comment about pathing. "/" Works better as a universal path
> separator because "\" works as an escape character in
> many string interpolations. PS seems to be able to use "/" in paths even
> on Windows, which is pretty handy.
>
> On Monday, August 12, 2019 at 7:52:03 AM UTC-7, Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> But it kind of looks like if users use "/" for their pathing, and not
>> absolute pathing (e.g. "C:/...") then it might
>> work for both platforms without changes.
>>
>>
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