All existing official files use the backslash \ currently.
The entry after Name: must not be taken literally as a filename.
It is a logic information, which must be translated into the local filesystem first.
On a POSIX system, a replacement of \ by / needs to be done.
I think we should harden the standard and fixate usage of \ as mandatory,
as this is the de-facto standard.
I think we should not allow arbitrary mix of \ or /, but instead define 1 char which is OK there,
and the only one possible currently is \ - sorry, UNIX guys :-)
The entry after Name: must not be taken literally as a filename.
It is a logic information, which must be translated into the local filesystem first.
On a POSIX system, a replacement of \ by / needs to be done.
I think we should harden the standard and fixate usage of \ as mandatory,
as this is the de-facto standard.
I think we should not allow arbitrary mix of \ or /, but instead define 1 char which is OK there,
and the only one possible currently is \ - sorry, UNIX guys :-)