10-11-2024, 06:55 PM
Am I the only person who tends to see and use file names such as the following:
There is no "C:\" there for the root drive, as the root drive is a network drive and the root for it would probably be "\\10.243.1.1\".
(Though there's nothing at "\\10.243.1.1\" except for the "My Book Duo\" drive label, so for a lot of purposes, I guess it could be considered root.)
You would think that the _FILE$ command would have an easy way to check for this such as "If there's no directory above your current one, then don't list "..\" as a directory entry." Of course, I guess that just makes too much sense to implement for the guys who make directory structures.
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\\10.243.1.1\My Book Duo\CYOAThere is no "C:\" there for the root drive, as the root drive is a network drive and the root for it would probably be "\\10.243.1.1\".
(Though there's nothing at "\\10.243.1.1\" except for the "My Book Duo\" drive label, so for a lot of purposes, I guess it could be considered root.)
You would think that the _FILE$ command would have an easy way to check for this such as "If there's no directory above your current one, then don't list "..\" as a directory entry." Of course, I guess that just makes too much sense to implement for the guys who make directory structures.