fix bug 32895 [Converting \ to / in urls on windows only (was: RFC 2396 $2.4.3 non-compliance?)] We no longer convert \ to / inside the core urlparser on windows only. Conversion from filepath to url still does. r=dougt@netscape.com sr=darin@netscape.com
git-svn-id: svn://10.0.0.236/trunk@104736 18797224-902f-48f8-a5cc-f745e15eee43
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@@ -293,11 +293,11 @@ nsNoAuthURLParser::ParseAtDirectory(const char* i_Path, char* *o_Directory,
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!(*(dirfile+2) == ':' || *(dirfile+2) == '|')) {
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nsCAutoString tempdir;
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if (PL_strlen(dirfile) < 2 || (PL_strlen(dirfile) >= 2 &&
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*(dirfile+1) != '/' && *(dirfile+1) != '\\')) {
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*(dirfile+1) != '/')) {
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tempdir += "/";
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}
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if (PL_strlen(dirfile) < 3 || (PL_strlen(dirfile) >= 3 &&
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*(dirfile+2) != '/' && *(dirfile+2) != '\\')) {
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*(dirfile+2) != '/')) {
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tempdir += "/";
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}
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tempdir += dirfile;
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@@ -91,7 +91,6 @@ DupString(char* *o_Dest, const char* i_Src)
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}
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// Replace all /./ with a /
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// Also changes all \ to /
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// But only till #?
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NS_NET void
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CoaleseDirs(char* io_Path)
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@@ -119,13 +118,7 @@ CoaleseDirs(char* io_Path)
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}
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#endif
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#if defined(XP_WIN) || defined(XP_OS2)
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if (*fwdPtr == '\\')
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*fwdPtr = '/';
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#endif
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if (*fwdPtr == '/' && *(fwdPtr+1) == '.' &&
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(*(fwdPtr+2) == '/' || *(fwdPtr+2) == '\\'))
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if (*fwdPtr == '/' && *(fwdPtr+1) == '.' && *(fwdPtr+2) == '/' )
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{
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// remove . followed by slash
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fwdPtr += 1;
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@@ -134,8 +127,7 @@ CoaleseDirs(char* io_Path)
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(*(fwdPtr+3) == '/' ||
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*(fwdPtr+3) == '\0' || // This will take care of
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*(fwdPtr+3) == '?' || // something like foo/bar/..#sometag
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*(fwdPtr+3) == '#' ||
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*(fwdPtr+3) == '\\'))
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*(fwdPtr+3) == '#'))
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{
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// remove foo/..
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// reverse the urlPtr to the previous slash
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