[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #62576] dir() behavior changed in octave 7.1.0 for network drives

[Carlos Fuentes]

Follow-up Comment #9, bug #62576 (project octave):

I am sorry, I thought that the fact that it was a UNC path would automatically
break the code as it did with 7.1.0.
When I saw it after the bugfix, I thought it will keep generating issues (as
in the 6.4.0 the old format was in place) 

I tried all, including dir() and load() and csvread() and everything works,
its just that the path is UNC instead of root drive letter format. I
apologize, I guess need to drink more coffee and learn a a bit more. 

To summarize, the issue is fixed. I apologize for the extra trouble but I
thank you very much for the time and support with the issue, and for teching
me a thing or two.

Thank you very much! Regards!


[comment #8 comment #8:]
> Re-reading: Does `load` and `csvread` not work with UNC paths?


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