8 Oct
2012
8 Oct
'12
9:39 p.m.
`p[q]` 0 `p + q` -1 `p / q` +0 `p.join(q)` +1 `p.pathjoin(q)` +0
Where .join/.pathjoin shall take argument lists. The arguments my be path objects or strings.
Example usage (where filename is a string):
prefix.join(some,path,components,filename+".txt")
I'm against + because how would you do the example above? Because this:
prefix + some + path + components + filename + ".txt"
would do something different than this:
prefix + some + path + components + (filename + ".txt")
Which might surprise a user and is in any case confusing.