.file~new('','/') fails, but I believe it should return the root ('/' or '\') like .file~new('/','/') does.
.file~new('','/')
.file~new('/','/')
Maybe even .file~new(,'/') could be considered as valid.
.file~new(,'/')
Applies to both 4.2.0 and 5.0.0
At the same time I believe .file~new('') should return the current directory as .file~new('.') does.
.file~new('')
.file~new('.')
And similar, .file~new() might be considered a legal specification to return the current directory.
.file~new()
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At the same time I believe
.file~new('')should return the current directory as.file~new('.')does.And similar,
.file~new()might be considered a legal specification to return the current directory.Committed revision [r10792].
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