Date: 11/30/99
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I was just wondering whether the dirname() is really supposed to
return its argument unchanged if there is no directory component. For
instance, if you feed 'index.html' into GNU dirname, you get '.' back;
in PHP, you get 'index.html'. Is there a great desire to change this,
or should I just document the difference?
Torben
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