27 Jul
2006
27 Jul
'06
10:20 a.m.
On 27/07/06, Jeremy Shaw
You mean like,
/path/to/somewhere//with/double/seperator
If so, it treats it as if you had typed in:
/with/double/seperator
This is actually false. There's nothing weird about Emacs and double seperators. It _is_ true that if you use C-x C-f (find-file) from *inside* Emacs, then Emacs will treat a double-slash as starting again from root, and a tilde anywhere as starting again from ~, but this isn't true when you start Emacs from the command line (try it!). As I guess the only time Haskell programs will be dealing with Emacs will be invoking from the shell, rather than calling inner Emacs Lisp functions, I doubt this is a problem. -- -David House, dmhouse@gmail.com