joinpathabsolute

Like joinpath, except that an absolute path in the second or later argument will overwrite the previously-merged path. E.g.:

If the second or later argument is an absolute path, it will overwrite the merge of the preceding argument(s). E.g.:

  joinpath('one', 'two', '/three/four', 'five')

yields

  /three/four/five

(under Unix, where a leading "/" is fully absolute).

Added in version 7.00.1352770000 20121112. Redundant or non-canonical path separators are not removed nor fixed, nor are "." and ".." removed.