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Author r.david.murray
Recipients r.david.murray, sleepycal
Date 2015-07-28.17:01:11
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Well, normally no, we don't use type checks.  On the other hand, having it produce an incorrect result rather than an error of *some* sort is not so good (the problem is that it is ultimately calling map(func, path), and map happily iterates the string applying func to each character in turn), so in this case I think it is worth the explicit check for string.
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