[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #57664] dir() function folder element is empty for Windows UNC network-based files

[Dan Sebald]

Follow-up Comment #11, bug #57664 (project octave):

Looks good.

The filesep() substitution is a good idea.  There are the linux Windows
emulators, and I'm not sure how they handle UNC.  Difficult to have BIST tests
when there is the need for directory hierarchy within a network.  I'm sort of
use to Qt at the moment where it handles both forward and back slashes, but Qt
suggests the forward slash convention.  That is, I think in Qt one can use
either, but if asking for info from QDir or something it only returns forward
slash for file separator.

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