Troy Curtis Jr wrote:
> On 10/16/07, Blair Zajac <blair@orcaware.com> wrote:
>> C. Michael Pilato wrote:
>>> Blair Zajac wrote:
>>>> I need a version of svn_opt_parse_path() that doesn't canonicalize it's
>>>> arguments for relative externals (the scheme relative
>>>> //hostname/path/to/repos has it's // collapsed to / so it becomes a
>>>> server root relative URL).
>>> Could you simply test for "//" before parsing the path, then re-add the
>>> extra forward slash after parsing if the prior test returned true?
>> Yes, but svn_opt_parse_path() always returns canonicalized paths, even though
>> its documentation in svn_path.h doesn't say so.
>>
>> Do you think most users of svn_opt_parse_path() know they can pass in
>> uncanonicalized and always get back canonicalized paths? If not, then I can
>> relax the code.
>>
>> I may have to audit all uses of svn_opt_parse_path() and ensure that the result
>> is passed through one of the canonicalization functions.
>>
>> Blair
>>
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>
> Earlier you said "If we ever want to support relative URLs", do you
> know if there is anyone trying to implement that? I'm very interested
> in having that capability and thought I might take a look at working
> on it.
No, I'm not aware of anybody working on that currently.
Regards,
Blair
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