in reply to Embedded relative paths
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andplatform/process/src/../../data/test.dat
platform/data/test.dat
are not necessarily equivalent. For example,
$ readlink -f /tmp/platform/process/src/../../data/test.dat /tmp/platform/process/data/test.dat
Notice that
platform/process/src/../../data/test.dat
is equivalent to
platform/process/data/test.dat
from that directory.
Tools like File::Spec that don't access the disk can't fold away ".." safely. You need Cwd's realpath
$ perl -MCwd=realpath -le'print realpath $ARGV[0]' \ /tmp/platform/process/src/../../data/test.dat /tmp/platform/process/data/test.dat
You can then make it relative again if that's what you desire.
(Yeah, me bad in the CB)
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Re^2: Embedded relative paths
by ppti (Initiate) on Dec 12, 2009 at 00:51 UTC |