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Author snaury
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Date 2007-03-07.19:15:00
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No, inserting '.' is unnecessary exactly because ntpath.join is working the way you described. On Windows and OS/2 'test' will mean 'test' in current directory, i.e. the expected result without any unnecessary characters prepended and without any unnecessary cycles since ntpath.join("", "whatever") is optimized in ntpath.join.
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