In fansh:
fansh> `uri/a`.plusQuery(["p":"/"]) uri/a?p=/
Expected:
uri/a?p=%3D
The Uri class doesn't model the parts in encoded format - it models them as what we call "standard" form:
fansh> `a b`.toStr a b fansh> `a b`.encode a%20b
In your case the "/" isn't a special char in query parts. But consider the ";" which is special (it separates query name/value pairs):
fansh> `uri/a`.plusQuery(["p":"a;b"]) uri/a?p=a\;b fansh> `uri/a`.plusQuery(["p":"a;b"]).encode uri/a?p=a%3Bb
Notice in standard form we backslash escape it, but percent encode it in the encoded form.
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Akcelisto Fri 21 Sep 2012
In fansh:
Expected:
brian Fri 21 Sep 2012
The Uri class doesn't model the parts in encoded format - it models them as what we call "standard" form:
In your case the "/" isn't a special char in query parts. But consider the ";" which is special (it separates query name/value pairs):
Notice in standard form we backslash escape it, but percent encode it in the encoded form.