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test/jdk/java/io/pathNames/win32/DriveRelativePath.java

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/* @test
   @bug 4070044 4164823
   @summary Check getCanonicalPath's treatment of drive-relative paths (win32)
   @requires (os.family == "windows")
 */

import java.io.*;


public class DriveRelativePath {

    static void fail(String s) {
        throw new RuntimeException(s);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {

        File f = new File("foo");
        String c = f.getCanonicalPath();
        System.err.println(c);

        int di = c.indexOf(':');
        if (di == -1) fail("No drive in canonical path");
        String drive = c.substring(0, di + 1);
        File f2 = new File(drive + "foo");
        System.err.println(f2);
        String c2 = f2.getCanonicalPath();
        System.err.println(c2);
        if (!c2.equals(c)) fail("Canonical path mismatch: \""
                                + f2 + "\" maps to \""
                                + c2 + "\"; it should map to \""
                                + c + "\"");

    }

}