parameters: (*elements)
return_statement: return path
docstring: Join path elements with '/' separators to construct a path string that works in release archives.
      Any tools that decompress release archive files need to handle such paths.
      Non-Windows tools generally do not handle a backslash character correctly as a path separator.
      However, forward-slash characters work as path separators on Windows and non-Windows platforms.
      Therefore, this function deliberately uses '/' forward slashes as path separators.
      This ensures that prj zip files created on any platform work on any other platform.
docstring_summary: Join path elements with '/' separators to construct a path string that works in release archives.
      Any tools that decompress release archive files need to handle such paths.
      Non-Windows tools generally do not handle a backslash character correctly as a path separator.
      However, forward-slash characters work as path separators on Windows and non-Windows platforms.
      Therefore, this function deliberately uses '/' forward slashes as path separators.
      This ensures that prj zip files created on any platform work on any other platform.
docstring_tokens: Join path elements with / separators to construct a path string that works in release archives . Any tools that decompress release archive files need to handle such paths . Non - Windows tools generally do not handle a backslash character correctly as a path separator . However forward - slash characters work as path separators on Windows and non - Windows platforms . Therefore this function deliberately uses / forward slashes as path separators . This ensures that prj zip files created on any platform work on any other platform .
function: def _arc_path_join(*elements):
      """Join path elements with '/' separators to construct a path string that works in release archives.
      Any tools that decompress release archive files need to handle such paths.
      Non-Windows tools generally do not handle a backslash character correctly as a path separator.
      However, forward-slash characters work as path separators on Windows and non-Windows platforms.
      Therefore, this function deliberately uses '/' forward slashes as path separators.
      This ensures that prj zip files created on any platform work on any other platform."""
      path = '/'.join(elements)
      path = path.replace('\\', '/')
      return path
function_tokens: def _arc_path_join ( * elements ) : path = '/' . join ( elements ) path = path . replace ( '\\' , '/' ) return path