Henrik, Thanks for the feedback. My concern stems, really, from being able to use this with Puppet. I would think that I should be able to specify a filename and/or filepath that contain a "." without having to escape those myself. The backend should handle that, in my opinion. You can image if a user/developer wanted to have a domain-oriented folder structure with multiple domains, how that could get extremely hard to read quickly... "/path/to/file/domain1\.example\.com" and then the variable would have to be unescaped for all other references to that variable. That seems silly. I appreciate your time on this, but I feel like there has to be a better solution, I just haven't found it yet. I am still working on making this code work...
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