glob::glob not match "./*.rs"

[electricface]

extern crate glob;
use glob::glob;

fn main(){
    let v = ["./*.rs","*.rs"];
    for i in v.iter() {
        puts!("glob result: " + *i );
        for path in glob( *i ) {
            println!("{}",path.display());
        }
    }
}

output :

glob result: ./*.rs
glob result: *.rs
/home/time/rust/a.rs
/home/time/rust/b.rs
/home/time/rust/c.rs
/home/time/rust/ele_macros.rs
/home/time/rust/getopts.rs
/home/time/rust/main.rs
/home/time/rust/world.rs

rustc 0.10-pre
host: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu

[ben0x539]

Looks like libglob is generating a list of candidate paths by listing entries in the current directory, and then matching those component for component against the provided glob. Since paths are always normalized, . and .. in a glob can't possibly match.

I'm vaguely looking at fixing this but I can't see any clever way to do it right now.