Re: [Python-ideas] os.path.join

On 11/02/2013 08:12 PM, Ryan Hiebert wrote:

IIRC correctly the form 'd:efg' refers to a relative path on the d: drive, based on the current working directory _of that drive_. Since it requires a default base path to be relative on, that form wouldn't work cross drives. However if we used the same drive, we might be willing to allow a relative path prefixed with a drive letter.

os.path.join(r'c:\abc\foo', 'd:efg') # ERROR os.path.join(r'd:\abc\foo', 'd:efg') # returns r'd:\abc\efg'

Surely you meant r'd:\abc\foo\efg'. -- ~Ethan~