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Trailing path separators are removed before dissecting the path,
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Trailing path separators are removed before dissecting the path,
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and for \code{dirname} any trailing file separators are removed
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and for \code{dirname} any trailing file separators are removed
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from the result.
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from the result.
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}
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}
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\section{Behaviour on Windows}{
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\section{Behaviour on Windows}{
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On Windows this will accept either \code{\\} or \code{/} as the path
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On Windows this will accept either \samp{\\} or \samp{/} as the path
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separator, but \code{dirname} will return a path using \code{/}
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separator, but \code{dirname} will return a path using \samp{/}
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(except if on a network share, when the leading \code{\\\\} will be
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(except if on a network share, when the leading \samp{\\\\} will be
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preserved). Expect these only to be able to handle complete
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preserved). Expect these only to be able to handle complete
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paths, and not for example just a network share or a drive.
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paths, and not for example just a network share or a drive.
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UTF-8-encoded path names not valid in the current locale can be used.
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UTF-8-encoded path names not valid in the current locale can be used.
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}
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}
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