Remove trailing / or \ in path_userdata (probably fixes world deletion on Windows)

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Perttu Ahola 2011-11-02 13:43:00 +02:00
parent 0c20973c17
commit 03db16d55b

@ -129,8 +129,8 @@ void initializePaths()
// Use "./bin/../data" // Use "./bin/../data"
path_data = std::string(buf) + DIR_DELIM ".." DIR_DELIM "data"; path_data = std::string(buf) + DIR_DELIM ".." DIR_DELIM "data";
// Use "./bin/../" // Use "./bin/.."
path_userdata = std::string(buf) + DIR_DELIM ".." DIR_DELIM; path_userdata = std::string(buf) + DIR_DELIM "..";
/* /*
Linux Linux
@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ void initializePaths()
path_data = std::string(buf) + "/../data"; path_data = std::string(buf) + "/../data";
// Use "./bin/../" // Use "./bin/../"
path_userdata = std::string(buf) + "/../"; path_userdata = std::string(buf) + "/..";
/* /*
OS X OS X
@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ void initializePaths()
dstream<<"WARNING: Relative path not properly supported on OS X and FreeBSD" dstream<<"WARNING: Relative path not properly supported on OS X and FreeBSD"
<<std::endl; <<std::endl;
path_data = std::string("../data"); path_data = std::string("../data");
path_userdata = std::string("../"); path_userdata = std::string("..");
#endif #endif