[Guido] > ... > (Note that this leading-dot algorithm is nearly the same as the old > MacOS pathname syntax, except they did it with colons: :foo was foo in > the current directory, ::foo was foo in the parent directory, etc., > and foo:bar was an absolute pathname. The only difference is that for > backwards compatibility reasons they interpreted no colons as relative > to the current directory rather than absolute.) More relevant to most of the world <wink> is that it's even more similar to the pathname syntax in the Win9x/ME command.com shells: C:\Code\python\PCbuild>cd ...\Zope C:\Code\Zope> I expect that basing Python syntax on obsolete, hated OSes is a smart contrarian move <wink>>
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