> >> Now, trailing slashes are stripped, so the first two examples about give > >> ['arg1'], as does /a/c/f/arg1///// > > > Maybe that should be parsed as ['arg1', '', '', '', ''] > > Maybe, but it seems to me that it's confusing unless we also recognize a > single trailing slash as an empty arg. I don't have a strong opinion. >
Note that the number of empty strings ('') is one less than the number
of slashes:
/arg1/////
/arg1/empty/empty/empty/empty/nothing_here
