On 30 August 2011 10:57, bdk <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Chris, that's for sure useful :)
Mathieu,
Instead of doing cat and mouse chase of all possible path separators,
just define, what characters you allow in a reg-ex. This will be much
easier, as the file names have quite limited number of allowed chars.
It is true that System.getProperty("path.separator") or
File.pathSeparator will store the path separator for current locale.
But as you see, it will return only the separator for the current
locale, while you need to filter them all (I think).
In other words me defining the file path with Japanese Yen or Korean
Won while in "en" locale and then quitting your app, changing locale
to "jp" or "kr" and restarting your app could avoid your checks.
--
Daniel Drozdzewski
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