Stefan Priebsch schrieb:
I always use something str_replace('\\', '/', $aFilename) before I work
with filenames, and normally have no cross-plattform issues with that. I
also do it after using realpath(), for example.
I know. It's really a pain. In many times you must correct the PHP behavior
Carsten Wiedmann schrieb:
> So, why depends the return value in this one case on the local
> filesystem and without any info in the documentation?
I always use something str_replace('\\', '/', $aFilename) before I work
with filenames, and normally have no cross-plattform issues with that. I
also d
Hi all,
just a question why this [1] is not a bug? Well, we know why PHP is doing
this, but IMHO that's not correct.
As of my understanding this function just split a given path in parts. The
given path parameter is complete independend from the local filesystem (or
os?). It can also be the
