Fix so that steal("./resources/underscore.js") and steal("//app/resources

[bman654]

I was noticing that I was sometimes getting files stolen more than once. I tracked it down to one location where I had:

steal("//bpa/resources/underscore.js")

and in some other dependency that resides in the "resources" folder:

steal("./underscore.js");

Was due to the absolute path for the second case resolving to

//bpa/resources/./underscore.js

[jupiterjs]

./ isn't supported. Though it might be in the next release.

I have to think about adding a few bytes for something that isn't supported.

[jupiterjs]

But thanks for submitting a patch!

[bman654]

I've been using "./" based upon your steal preview post which suggested that very usage in the new steal() when you need to access a relative path.

[jupiterjs]

Ah ... that's not in the current version of steal. And we are only 75% sure it's going to be in the next version.

If we use ./ in the next version, I'll pull this in.

[bman654]

I was just being proactive in my code since I'm pretty sure I'll switch to the new version when it is ready and wanted to minimize the conversion.

Thanks.

[moschel]

The ./ syntax is supported in the new version of steal that is now on master, so this patch is no longer necessary. The test case you provided should be working now. If you still see a problem, please let us know.