* Convert file name to absolute path in constructor to work around java.io.File glitches.
Fixes bug 488 <http://helma.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=488> (merge to helma_1_5 from HEAD)
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protected FileObject(String fileName) {
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protected FileObject(String fileName) {
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file = new File(fileName);
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// always convert to absolute file straight away, since
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// relative file name handling is pretty broken in java.io.File
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file = new File(fileName).getAbsoluteFile();
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}
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protected FileObject(String pathName, String fileName) {
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protected FileObject(String pathName, String fileName) {
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file = new File(pathName, fileName);
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// always convert to absolute file straight away, since
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// relative file name handling is pretty broken in java.io.File
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file = new File(pathName, fileName).getAbsoluteFile();
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}
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}
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public static FileObject fileObjCtor(Context cx, Object[] args,
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public static FileObject fileObjCtor(Context cx, Object[] args,
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