Tests: Use upper-case drive letters in RunCMake.get_filename_component
With the most recent KWSys update, the "actual case" operation on Windows always upper-cases the drive letter now even for absolute paths that do not exist. Use an upper-case drive letter in the test so that it can tolerate this operation on Windows and the lack of this operation elsewhere.
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@ -19,12 +19,12 @@ foreach(c DIRECTORY NAME EXT NAME_WE PATH)
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endforeach()
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# Test Windows paths with DIRECTORY component and an absolute Windows path.
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get_filename_component(test_slashes "c:\\path\\to\\filename.ext.in" DIRECTORY)
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check("DIRECTORY from backslashes" "${test_slashes}" "c:/path/to")
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get_filename_component(test_slashes "C:\\path\\to\\filename.ext.in" DIRECTORY)
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check("DIRECTORY from backslashes" "${test_slashes}" "C:/path/to")
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list(APPEND non_cache_vars test_slashes)
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get_filename_component(test_winroot "c:\\filename.ext.in" DIRECTORY)
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check("DIRECTORY in windows root" "${test_winroot}" "c:/")
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get_filename_component(test_winroot "C:\\filename.ext.in" DIRECTORY)
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check("DIRECTORY in windows root" "${test_winroot}" "C:/")
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list(APPEND non_cache_vars test_winroot)
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# Test finding absolute paths.
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get_filename_component(test_absolute "/../path/to/filename.ext.in" ABSOLUTE)
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check("ABSOLUTE .. in root" "${test_absolute}" "/path/to/filename.ext.in")
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get_filename_component(test_absolute "c:/../path/to/filename.ext.in" ABSOLUTE)
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check("ABSOLUTE .. in windows root" "${test_absolute}" "c:/path/to/filename.ext.in")
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get_filename_component(test_absolute "C:/../path/to/filename.ext.in" ABSOLUTE)
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check("ABSOLUTE .. in windows root" "${test_absolute}" "C:/path/to/filename.ext.in")
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list(APPEND non_cache_vars test_absolute)
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