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2015-06-01T22:58:25Z (9 years ago)
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    2 Daira and I were just discussing using an escape character to represent direcory "/"... we're thinking to use "@" as the escape character.
     2Daira and I were just discussing using an escape character to represent direcory "/"... we're thinking to use "@" as the escape character. It should work the same way bash backslashes work... if the user specified an @ character in the directory name then we escape it by specifying two of them @@