> So, what's so portable about file:// URLs again? How do they magically
> know that //c/ means / on UNIX? What do they do with //z/?
This is only one example. I'm not sure it's the best way. It's
definitely not the only way. Chaim asked:
> Or for that matter "file://u/frankeh/Projects" become
Nathan Wiger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> With URI support, you still have to contort a little, but not as much.
> Here's some better examples from an email I sent earlier:
>
>$fo = open "file://c/docs/personal";
>
># Unix = /docs/personal# here, 'c' becomes '/'
># Mac = :docs
