Windows - "Can't find original path" errors

[boardwarp]

First of all, thanks for this scraper! It's generally working really well for me so far. The one issue I have, is that I can't seem to get it to recognise files that have already been scraped. I've tried setting the rom_path and image_path flags either to "" or to my rom path, "E:\Software\ROMs.Games", but either way it winds up with a "can't find original path":

2017/12/27 09:36:06 Can't find original path: /007 - GoldenEye (Europe).n64
2017/12/27 09:32:38 Can't find original path: ./E:\Software\ROMs.Games\N64/007 - GoldenEye (Europe).n64

The entry in the gamelist.xml looks like this:

  <gameList>
      <game id="5397" source="screenscraper.fr">
          <path>/007 - GoldenEye (Europe).n64</path>
          <name>007 - GoldenEye (Europe)</name>
          <desc>...</desc>
          <image>./D:\Emulators\Scraper\Test_Output\Screenshots/007 - GoldenEye (Europe).jpg</image>
          <rating>0.8</rating>
          <releasedate>19970825T000000</releasedate>
          <developer>Rareware</developer>
          <publisher>Nintendo</publisher>
          <genre>Action / Shooter / Shooter / 1st person</genre>
          <players>4</players>
          <marquee>./path/007 - GoldenEye (Europe)-marquee.jpg</marquee>
      </game>

So it looks as though the cause is some combination of ./ being prepended to the specified path, and a combination of / and \ being used for directories. I'm not sure if this is a problem with the settings I'm using or if it's an issue with the windows version of the program, please help :)

[sselph]

If you try using relative paths it may work. I think the absolute paths are throwing it off. "" I think is throwing it off and being interpreted as the root directory and on windows that isn't "/" so it just does something weird. I'll see if I can improve that code to better handle those types of paths.

[boardwarp]

I replaced the rom_path and image_path params with ".", which got it to work :) No changes were required to any of the other absolute paths. Thanks for your assistance!

[sselph]

Cool. I'll keep this open as a reminder to do some more absolute path experiments.