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When is a backslash not a backslash?
- Strilanc 15y agoI've actually run into this problem. Before I knew to use IO.Path.Combine I would manually append paths together using "\", and one of the bug reports was that paths should use the yen sign.
- thetrendycyborg 15y agocomic sans. Comic sans. Why? WHY?
- astrodust 15y agoWindows, Windows!? Why? WHY? Though the super smushy JPEGified Cerebus is amusing.
- wglb 15y agoIt is the path separator for Windows To be precise, it is one of the path separators for Windows. The regular slash '/' also works when creating or looking up files with the low-level primitives in C programs. But they are almost always displayed as backslashes, so the major point the article is making is correct.