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The mode defaults to 'gnustep' but may be set using the GSPathHandling()
function.<br />
You should probably stick to using the default 'gnustep' mode in which the
path handling methods cope with both unix and windows style paths in
path handling methods cope with both 'unix' and 'windows' style paths in
portable and tolerant manner:<br />
Paths are read in literally so they can be in the native format provided
by the operating system or in a non-native format.<br />
@ -49,6 +49,10 @@
is running on (eg on windows slashes are converted to backslashes).<br />
The path handling methods accept either a forward or backward slash as a
path separator when parsing any path.<br />
Unless operating in 'unix' mode, a leading letter followed by a colon is
considered the start of a windows style path (the drive specifier), and a
path beginning with something of the form '//host/share/' is considered
the start of a UNC style path.<br />
The path handling methods add forward slashes when building new paths
internally or when standardising paths, so those path strings provide
a portable representation (as long as they are relative paths, not including