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File::Spec strict mode - path components are just single components #8670
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From @epaCreated by @epaThe documentation of File::Spec->catfile() says that it concatenates This could often be useful, but on the other hand if you're intending use File::Spec; In 'strict' mode this would throw an exception, as would print File::Spec->catfile('a', '/b', 'x'); or other cases where any of the arguments aren't atomic path I'll be happy to write a patch for this if you agree with the Perl Info
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From @epaCreated by @epaThe documentation of File::Spec->catfile() says that it concatenates This could often be useful, but on the other hand if you're intending use File::Spec; In 'strict' mode this would throw an exception, as would print File::Spec->catfile('a', '/b', 'x'); or other cases where any of the arguments aren't atomic path I'll be happy to write a patch for this if you agree with the Perl Info
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From guest@guest.guest.xxxxxxxxThe documentation of File::Spec->catfile() says that it concatenates This could often be useful, but on the other hand if you're intending use File::Spec; In 'strict' mode this would throw an exception, as would print File::Spec->catfile('a', '/b', 'x'); or other cases where any of the arguments aren't atomic path I'll be happy to write a patch for this if you agree with the |
The RT System itself - Status changed from 'new' to 'open' |
Migrated from rt.perl.org#40680 (status was 'open')
Searchable as RT40680$
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