Minor bug when typing "cd \"

[Skaruts]

If you use the cd \ command, the console will think \ is a folder and enter it. Using dir in there will still show the contents of the root. And since TIC thinks you're in an actual folder, you can go back with cd ...

EDIT: I thought this bug was specific to the root, but it isn't. Seems to happen anywhere, as cd \ isn't even a valid command (I was assuming it was).

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Also, when I noticed cd \ isn't a valid command, I realized there's another problem here (maybe I should open another issue about this?): the valid command is cd /, and in some keyboards that's a bit unwieldy to use. In my case, I have one / on shift+7 and the other / on the number pad, which TIC doesn't support.

Maybe TIC could support cd \ to workaround this problem? \ in my case is next to 1, which is quite accessible.

This is how my keyboard looks like. This is the most common layout I've seen in portugal, where I'm from.

I guess I might add as a suggestion that TIC could possibly even support cd\ and cd/, for the same reasons as #1150.

[txgruppi]

I can't reproduce this on TIC-80 0.80.1345 on Linux.

When running cd \ I get dir doesn't exist.

Is this a windows only issue?

[nesbox]

Reproduced on 0.80 and seems it's already fixed on 0.90
Closing.

[Skaruts]

@nesbox was it fixed in 0.90 to throw an error, or to be a usable command?

[nesbox]

Just fixed the /\/\/\/\/\> fence and TIC supports cd / command only, don't want to complicate it.

[Skaruts]

It's amazing that meaningless features of the just-because-linux-does-it kind, like #1742, seem to be necessary and don't complicate things, but a cd \, which would actually add a tiny bit of comfort navigating the console with different keyboards, would've been an unnecessary complication...
It's only by sheer coincidence that #1742 also adds the same comfort, almost two years later.

By the way, the cd \ bug returned in the latest releases, using the winxp version.