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RE: [platform-core-dev] Pathology, take two
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The build path is somewhat platform independant, and is always interpreted
according to the client platform. You could imagine Windows and Linux
teammates, sharing the same .classpath file (with relative path information
which would be valid in both cases).
"Gunnar
Wagenknecht"
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RE: [platform-core-dev] Pathology,
take two
10/11/2004 08:36
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Hi!
> Does this mean that Path.toOSString() will
> be used everywhere that a filename is displayed?
> ie package explorer, when viewing a file properties etc?
The OS-string (#toOSString) should be used everywhere. We also use it
everywhere where paths are exposed in the UI. There are still some
places in Eclipse where #toString is used but they can/should be changed
to #toOSString probably (see 'Java Build Path' project property page).
Cu, Gunnar
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