Failing test on Windows because of mismatched path separator

[Yannick Jadoul]

On Windows, test/script/form1.praat fails (in its call to test/manually/form2.praat) because of the difference between / and \ path separators on Unix vs. Windows.

The infile/outfile path gets resolved, but this involves changing the argument's / to \.
So appendInfoLine: "Input file: <<", input_file$, ">>" prints Input file: <<D:\a\Parselmouth\Parselmouth\praat\test\script\2345>> and assert endsWith (input_file$, "test/script/2345") fails, shortly after.

I've currently fixed the test the following way, but maybe you know of a better way to do so:

if windows
	pathsep$ = "\"
else
	pathsep$ = "/"
endif

# if called from test/script/form1.praat:
assert numbers1# = { 16, -17.6, 5 }
assert numbers2# = { 6, 7, 8 }
assert endsWith (input_file$, "test" + pathsep$ + "script" + pathsep$ + "2345")   ; should not be possible
assert endsWith (output_file$, "test" + pathsep$ + "script" + pathsep$ + ".." + pathsep$ + "abc.txt")
assert endsWith (folder$, "test" + pathsep$ + "script" + pathsep$ + "subfolder" + pathsep$ + "wav2vec")
assert texture$ = "With holes"
assert any_word$ = "there you are"

[Paul Boersma]

Thanks. This was repaired on August 23.