tuqtng catalog file implementation does not correctly map file path to id on windows

json_test.go:104: 15: SELECT META().id FROM catalog
json_test.go:198: results don't match, actual: []interface {}{map[string]interface {}

{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\catalog\\book1"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\catalog\\movie1"}

, map[string]interface {}{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\catalog
tvshow1"}}, expected: []interface {}{map[string]interface {}

{"id":"book1"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"movie1"}

, map[string]interface {}{"id":"tvshow1"}}, for case file: json\cases\case_functions.json, index: 15
json_test.go:104: 16: SELECT META().id FROM contacts AS contact OVER child IN contact.children
json_test.go:104: 17: SELECT META(contact).id FROM contacts AS contact OVER child IN contact.children
json_test.go:198: results don't match, actual: []interface {}{map[string]interface {}

{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\contacts\\dave"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\contacts\\dave"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\contacts\\earl"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\contacts\\earl"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\contacts\\ian"}

, map[string]interface {}{"id":"c:\\src\\src\\github.com\\couchbaselabs\\tuqtng\\test\\json\\contacts
ian"}}, expected: []interface {}{map[string]interface {}

{"id":"dave"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"dave"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"earl"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"earl"}

, map[string]interface {}

{"id":"ian"}

, map[string]interface {}{"id":"ian"}}, for case file: json\cases\case_functions.json, index: 17

This conversion is done by the method:

func documentPathToId(p string) string

{ _, file := path.Split(p) ext := path.Ext(file) return file[0 : len(file)-len(ext)] }

It seems that path.Split() does not do what we expect.