Backslashes in links created by Front Page

[Chris Dew]

Can we have an option to treat backslashes as path separators too?  --treat-backslashes-as-path-separators

When a link (usually in a page created by MS Front Page, boo hiss) contains a backslash as a path separator, wget does not create a new directory.

Example:

<a href="">
wget will create a file called stuff\stuff_index.htm.  The lack of interpretation of backslashes as path separators also breaks all relative links within that page.

If backslashes were treated as path separators, it should create a directory called stuff and file within called stuff_index.html.

Thanks,

Chris Dew (Developer, Mole Valley Farmers Ltd.)
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