I'm trying to use Engal on windows without using environmental
variables.

If you look at the code it does a getcwd() if no existing path is found
via environmental variables.  The cwd it does get is of the form
"c:\stuff\stuff...", which is not correctly recognized later on when
grabbing the file for image processing.  In fact the error I get is
that "c:\\stuff\\stuff..." is not a valid path.

I was able to hard-code the exact same string in "c:/stuff/stff..."
format and it worked, suggesting the separator needs to be '/' instead
of '\'.

"also C:/stuff/stuff/stuff is incorrect in any OS "
-is that so?  can you elaborate?


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