Those of you with DOS, Windows/NT or Mac boxes, please take a look at the
following patch:
https://sourceforge.net/patch/?func=detailpatch&patch_id=100788&group_id=5470
It fixes posixpath.commonprefix to chunk its input by path components
instead of by characters, so the prefix it returns should be a valid path.
I can only check on Linux (I sort of expect other Unix variants will work as
well). I corrected ntpath.py (which was the same as the version in
posixpath.py) and added it to dospath.py and macpath.py. I can't really
test any of them. Would those of you who can, please try it out and get
back to me with a "yea" or a "nay" (with corrections, if possible)?
Thanks,
--
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