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"Local Directory" should be specified using the windows style folder delimiter "\" , not unix "/"

AlVal
in Acrosync for Windows
As per title, when referring to a filesystem on windows, the folder delimiter should be "\" , not "/"

the remote directory should assume unix style "/"

Perhaps using / was a deliberate choice to look consistent, but certainly feels wrong to me

Comments

  • gchen
    Windows actually accepts '/' as a valid path separator.  I think it looks better when you use the same separator for both local and remote directories.
  • Germo GörtzGermo Görtz
    would be good, if both styles would work. The windows path string could be parsed and \ could be replaced by / for "internal use"
    This way it would be more easy to copy and past from explorer to acrosync, and there would be less problems if a user doesn't know that he should use / istead of \
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