Nick Coghlan wrote:
> Similarly, I would separate out the extension to a distinct attribute, as it
> too uses a different separator from the normal path elements ('.' most places,
> but '/' on RISC OS, for example)
-1. What constitutes "the extension" is not well-defined in
all cases. What about filenames with multiple suffixes,
such as "spam.tar.gz"? What part of that would you put in
the extension attribute?
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Greg
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