>    "ls -R ./" adds the prefix to the paths as they are printed.  This
>    results in filenames being printed as .//foo rather than ./foo.

This is a bug?  If you "ls -R .././/foo/./", you'll see pathnames like
.././/foo/.//bar rather than ../foo/bar - do you call that a bug too?

					der Mouse

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