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On 5/1/07, Abel Braaksma <abel.online@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Rashmi Rubdi wrote: > > > Since Java is platform independent, the same command line syntax that > works with Windows XP, should also work on Mac OS X , Unix etc. with > the exception of the directory separator. > > In Windows it is \ and in Unix it's / also the root folder in Unix > is / , where as in Windows its the drive letter C:\
on the commandline will work on all current windows systems and using paths like that will in all places where you need paths, you're making your application more platform-independent. I concur, that is good programming practice. Not sure if the Mac has this 'feature' though.
If you have code that contains paths, you must use the URI syntax (i.e. for doc(), unparsed-text() etc), which also has forward slashes for path separation. Yup.
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