This code:
BPath path1 = "/aaa/bbb";
BPath path2 = "/ccc/ddd";
path1.Append(path2.Path());
printf("%s\n", path1.Path());
Will print "(null)". The reason is that path2 must be relative (and not
absolute) so the call to Append fails. I don't have anymore any working
ZETA or BeOS installations here to test but I would be surprised if
this behaviour is expected. IMHO, it should simply not change the
original path.
So, is this really the wanetd behaviour? Can someone test this on BeOS/
ZETA and check if the same happens?
Same Behavor in Zeta 1.5.
BPath path1 = "/aaa/bbb";
BPath path2 = "/ccc/ddd";
path1.Append(path2.Path());
printf("%s\n", path1.Path());
Prints = null
BPath path1 = "/aaa/bbb/";
BPath path2 = "ccc/ddd";
path1.Append(path2.Path());
printf("%s\n", path1.Path());
Prints = null
BPath path1 = "/aaa/bbb";
BPath path2 = "ccc/ddd";
path1.Append(path2.Path());
printf("%s\n", path1.Path());
Prints = /aaa/bbb (no ccc/ddd added)
BPath path1 = "/aaa/bbb";
//BPath path2 = "/ccc/ddd";
path1.Append("ccc/ddd");
printf("%s\n", path1.Path());
Prints = /aaa/bbb/ccc/ddd/
