Bug: the paths as truncated when displayed on Windows

[JohnScience]

Command:

loc --files --sort lines

Output:

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 Language             Files        Lines        Blank      Comment         Code
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 Rust                    14          974          131          101          742
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|multipart_methods_impl.rs          160           20            5          135
|ient\test_methods_impl.rs          115           15            4           96
|.\s3key.rs                         109           15           31           63
|.\s3_known_buckets.rs               92           12            2           78
|nt\simple_methods_impl.rs           69            7            6           56
|\get_object_range_impl.rs           66           10            6           50
|.\s3client\mod.rs                   65           11           23           31
|.\s3region.rs                       61            6           10           45
|.\util.rs                           52            7            6           39
|.\s3bucketprops.rs                  49            6            2           41
|.\s3bucket.rs                       46           10            3           33
|client\get_object_impl.rs           41            5            2           34
|.\s3path.rs                         28            4            1           23
|.\mod.rs                            21            3            0           18

[fabiensanglard]

This looks like the expected output. What did you expect to see?

[JohnScience]

@fabiensanglard The full paths, so that instead of nt\simple_methods_impl.rs, I could have the full path for the file and I could open it. That's also going to be a problem if the file tree is deep and the leaves have the same suffixes as it may cause ambiguity.