Panda uses, I believe, the Linux style of file-path, regardless of current platform. Given this, does it also acknowledge the “dot-directory” regardless of the current platform? That is, can I reference the current directory as “.”, and rely on this functioning on all of Panda’s supported platforms?
(To explain:
I have a situation in which I’m constructing a file-path, and want to refer to the current directory.
Now, under normal circumstances I could just start the file-path with whatever follows the current directory (i.e. a sub-directory or file within it).
However, due to prior functionality, the path-construction assumes the presence of a base-directory, and has a forward-slash in place after it. As a result, if I just use a blank path to represent the current, the result is a path that begins with a forward-slash.
While it should be quite possible to rework things to make this forward-slash optional, I imagine, I’m hoping to be able to just use the simple expedient of using a dot to represent the current, thus resulting in a path that has a base directory followed by a forward-slash.
I’ve tried it out under Linux, and found that it works, I believe. I now want to check that it will keep working when run on another platform.)
