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Environmanet Variables in WPI don't match Windows

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Sorry to keep going on about this, but I feel that something isn't quite right in WPI 5.0.1.

In Windows, the SystemDrive variable is "C:"

But in WPI 5.0.1 I think it outputs as "C:\"

this sounds very picky from me, but it is actually causing me a problem with running the command

%WINDIR%System32\FSUTIL.exe dirty set %SystemDrive% as the FSUTIL command only works with "C:" and not "C:\"

Would it be possible to change all the environment variables that is used in WPI 5.0.1 to match how Windows outputs them as?

Another Example is:

Windows sees %WINDIR% as "C:\Windows" - WPI sees it as "C:\Windows\"

You're absolutely true. An unnecessary slash is added to some env. variables. See the ReplacePath() function in generate.js.

I think it's a legacy from the time where env. vars were not directly accessible in WPI, so we could tweak them anyway.

I agree with you that we shouldn't depart from what it is in windows.

And that should be easy to fix ... provided there is no objection to reversing it!

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