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From: evangeli@cnam.fr
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Subject: how to adapt a path name to the OS
Date: 4 May 2005 09:19:30 -0700
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Hello
let us assume i have a string S corresponding to a path that has the
following value :
"/home/test/me/test path"

is there a predefined function that can adapt S to my OS. On my example
i'll have
F(S) = "/home/test/me/test\ path"

Thanks