woelkchen lemmy.world8Hide 8 repliesNo idea when this happened but you can also use forward slashes in Windows. So typing c:/users into the Explorer address bar works.26
CCupDock replylemmy.world5Hide 5 repliesYou can even mix and match! C:\tmp/file.txt is valid. Very helpful for cross-os compatibility.13
Punkid replylemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesDoes only windows do this or do Linux and mac work with both slashes too ? I thought linux was pretty strict with this5
manbart replykbin.socialBeat me to it. It works in CMD/PowerShell too. It's easier to just train your muscle memory to always use / regardless of platform3
ZILtoid1991 replykbin.socialI use forward slashes in all of my software's paths, so I don't have to fiddle around with it when I'm porting to Linux (in the future, I'll likely go from "dev on Windows, port to Linux" to "dev on Linux, port to Windows).3
GGenericusername replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyOr rather, being tech savvy is the force. You can then choose sides. Personally I'm with the open-force community.16
EEmperorOfTexas lemmy.worldThis is what happens when you have Windows coming out of the CP/M micro operating system family and everybody else is some kind of Unix derivative.11
No idea when this happened but you can also use forward slashes in Windows. So typing
c:/usersinto the Explorer address bar works.You can even mix and match!
C:\tmp/file.txtis valid. Very helpful for cross-os compatibility.Does only windows do this or do Linux and mac work with both slashes too ?
I thought linux was pretty strict with this
only windows, afaik. On linux \ is the escape symbol
Windows is the odd one out, everywhere else uses forward slash.
On classic MacOS the path separater was a ":".
Beat me to it. It works in CMD/PowerShell too. It's easier to just train your muscle memory to always use / regardless of platform
I use forward slashes in all of my software's paths, so I don't have to fiddle around with it when I'm porting to Linux (in the future, I'll likely go from "dev on Windows, port to Linux" to "dev on Linux, port to Windows).
Or rather, being tech savvy is the force. You can then choose sides. Personally I'm with the open-force community.
You have my first comment save on lemmy, stranger.
This is what happens when you have Windows coming out of the CP/M micro operating system family and everybody else is some kind of Unix derivative.
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Dont worry guys, we can deal with this.
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