Andrey Demykin wrote:
> Why bash command "cd //" set path "//" ?
>
> double slashes only in first position
>
> I found this in all version of the bash.
> Excuse me , if it is not a bug.
> Possibly it is a feature.
It is a feature. In the old days of the Apollo OS two leading slashes
identified
On 08/26/2011 04:38 AM, Andrey Demykin wrote:
Why bash command "cd //" set path "//" ?
Because POSIX says that implementations may (but not must) treat //
specially. And rather than special case just the implementations that
do treat it specially (such as cygwin), bash globally respects // o
Why bash command "cd //" set path "//" ?
double slashes only in first position
I found this in all version of the bash.
Excuse me , if it is not a bug.
Possibly it is a feature.
I noticed it by accident.
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