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More on new .NET path handling – Jeremy Kuhne’s Blog

Posted by jpluimers on 2019/08/07

When it was at the age natural people are allowed to drive in the USA, the .NET framework behaved far less brain dead handling various (especially long or strange) paths: [WayBack] More on new .NET path handling – Jeremy Kuhne’s Blog.

Path handling has frustrated me in many development environments, so I wonder if ones that are beyond the (USA) legal age of drinking follow.

–jeroen

via: [WayBack] Some time ago, the .net developers finally saw sense and removed path normalization and long path limit code in System.IO… Does anybody know if Embarcadero have come to their senses… – David Heffernan – Google+

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