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Signed-off-by: Alex A. Naanou <alex.nanou@gmail.com>
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## Relative and absolute paths (".", "..", "&gt;&gt;" and "/") ## Relative and absolute paths (".", "..", "&gt;&gt;" and "/")
pWiki follows the traditional path semantics with one addition, the "&gt;&gt;" pWiki follows the traditional path semantics with one addition, the "&gt;&gt;"
that is similar to ".." but works in the opposite direction, removing that is similar to ".." but works in the opposite direction, consuming
the next, i.e. child, path element. the next, i.e. child, path element instead of parent.
To illustrate the relative and absolute mechanics: To illustrate the relative and absolute mechanics:
| Source Page | Path | Resolves to | | Title | Source Page | Path | Resolves to |
|-------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------------| |--------------------|------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------------|
| \Example/Page | \\./Target/Page | \Example/Page/Target/Page | | "." - current path | \Example/Path | \\./Target/Page | \Example/Path/Target/Page |
| \Example/Page | \\../Target/Page | \Example/Target/Page | | ".." - parent path | \Example/Path | \\../Target/Page | \Example/Target/Page |
| \Example/Page | &gt;&gt;\/Target/Page | \Example/Page/Page | | "&gt;&gt;" | \Example/Path | &gt;&gt;\/Target/Page | \Example/Path/Page |
| \Example/Page | \/Target/Page | \/Target/Page | | "/" - root dir | \Example/Path | \/Target/Page | \/Target/Page |
_Note that neither a leading ".." at root level, nor a trailing "&gt;&gt;"
in any path, will have any effect, and will simply be ignored (e.g.
"\/../Page" is same as "/Page" and "\Path/&gt;&gt;" is the same as "Path")_