Fix path interpretation for landscape layers. #141
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StreamCat was failing with a path to categorical image data outside the layers folder, either joining paths when it shouldn't, e.g. E:\path\to\layersE:/data/landcover.img, or failing to make a valid DBF name, e.g. ...\DBFStash\E:\data\landcover.img. Changes make it work regardless of / or \ delimiters, previously it failed one way or the other whichever you used.
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StreamCat was failing with a path to categorical image data outside the layers folder, either joining paths when it shouldn't, e.g. E:\path\to\layersE:/data/landcover.img, or failing to make a valid DBF name, e.g. ...\DBFStash\E:\data\landcover.img. Changes make it work regardless of / or \ delimiters, previously it failed one way or the other whichever you used.
I suspect it was working with continuous raster data outside the layers folder because that doesn't need a DBF to be created - there were examples in the control table of image data stored elsewhere, but only for continuous.