Alastair Reid
That'll work just fine, but Hugs is now a bit more clever, letting you use ":" as the path separator in path lists on Windows platforms also.
Does this work with DOS-style filenames like "c:\temp\foo.hs"? If so, how does Hugs distinguish the two different uses of colons?
I recently came across this cool feature in GHC under Windows, so I guess it probably works in Hugs too, since Sigbjorn is involved with both. If you think about it, it isn't actually too difficult to work out that a single letter directory name in the middle of a colon-separated path is probably intended to be a drive letter belonging to the following entry, and adjust accordingly. I bet you could write a one-liner in Haskell to do it. Regards, Malcolm