[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

2017-06-15 Thread Raoul Snyman 
I tested it on KDE, works perfectly.

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

Status in OpenLP:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name &
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called "#123.xml" returns a list
  with one item "#123.xml"

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name & path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called "#123.xml" and a file called "abc.xml" returns a list with two
  items "%23123.xml" & "abc.xml" (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  "%23123.xml" because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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Re: [Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

2017-06-15 Thread Phill 
I've tested on Ubuntu 17.04 (Unity) and Windows 7.

Anybody with KDE, just to round up testing?

On Thu, 15 Jun 2017, 02:36 David Wales,  wrote:

> Tested on OS X El Capitan with python 3, and PyQt 5 installed using
> brew.
>
> Works perfectly.
>
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> Title:
>   getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"
>
> Status in OpenLP:
>   Fix Released
> Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
>   Fix Released
> Status in OpenLP trunk series:
>   Fix Released
>
> Bug description:
>   This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
>   which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).
>
>
>   Here's the issue:
>
>   Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
>   char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name &
>   path correctly. Ie selecting a file called "#123.xml" returns a list
>   with one item "#123.xml"
>
>   However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
>   at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
>   it returns the file name & path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
>   called "#123.xml" and a file called "abc.xml" returns a list with two
>   items "%23123.xml" & "abc.xml" (Note the # has been changed in to a
>   %23. Possible url encoding?)
>
>   When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
>   "%23123.xml" because it does not exist.
>
>   This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
>   nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
>   actually exists before trying to open it!
>
>   Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
>   and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964
>
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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

Status in OpenLP:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name &
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called "#123.xml" returns a list
  with one item "#123.xml"

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name & path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called "#123.xml" and a file called "abc.xml" returns a list with two
  items "%23123.xml" & "abc.xml" (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  "%23123.xml" because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

2017-06-14 Thread David Wales 
Tested on OS X El Capitan with python 3, and PyQt 5 installed using
brew.

Works perfectly.

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

Status in OpenLP:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name &
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called "#123.xml" returns a list
  with one item "#123.xml"

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name & path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called "#123.xml" and a file called "abc.xml" returns a list with two
  items "%23123.xml" & "abc.xml" (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  "%23123.xml" because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

2017-06-12 Thread Jasper van Nieuwenhuizen 
I just tested on Fedora 25 (gnome shell) with python 3 and PyQt5
installed with the package manager and also on OS X El Capitan with
python 3 and PyQt5 installed with macPorts. On both systems it works
just fine.

Output:
`[['/home/jasperge/openlp_bug/#1234.xml', '/home/jasperge/openlp_bug/abc.xml'], 
'All Files (*)']`

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

Status in OpenLP:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name &
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called "#123.xml" returns a list
  with one item "#123.xml"

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name & path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called "#123.xml" and a file called "abc.xml" returns a list with two
  items "%23123.xml" & "abc.xml" (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  "%23123.xml" because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

2017-06-11 Thread Phill 
mahfiaz,
Thanks for that, but could you test the paste bin script linked to in my email 
(https://lists.openlp.io/pipermail/openlp-dev/2017-June/000273.html) please? 
Its PyQt5!

Also which platform are you on?

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

Status in OpenLP:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name &
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called "#123.xml" returns a list
  with one item "#123.xml"

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name & path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called "#123.xml" and a file called "abc.xml" returns a list with two
  items "%23123.xml" & "abc.xml" (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  "%23123.xml" because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

2017-06-11 Thread mahfiaz 
Philip, it seems to work now when using the given test script:

[PyQt4.QtCore.QString(u'/home/user/#123.txt'),
PyQt4.QtCore.QString(u'/home/user/diff')]

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use "special chars"

Status in OpenLP:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name &
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called "#123.xml" returns a list
  with one item "#123.xml"

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name & path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called "#123.xml" and a file called "abc.xml" returns a list with two
  items "%23123.xml" & "abc.xml" (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  "%23123.xml" because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2014-11-02 Thread Tim Bentley 
** Changed in: openlp/trunk
   Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-12-06 Thread Tim Bentley 
** Changed in: openlp/trunk
   Status: In Progress = Fix Committed

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  Fix Committed
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-08-25 Thread Phill 
** Changed in: openlp/2.0
   Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  In Progress
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-08-22 Thread Phill 
** Branch linked: lp:~phill-ridout/openlp/bug1209515

** Changed in: openlp/trunk
   Status: New = In Progress

** Changed in: openlp/trunk
   Importance: Undecided = Medium

** Changed in: openlp/trunk
 Assignee: (unassigned) = Phill (phill-ridout)

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  In Progress
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Committed
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-08-21 Thread Launchpad Bug Tracker 
** Branch linked: lp:openlp/2.0

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  New
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Committed
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  New

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-08-21 Thread Raoul Snyman 
** Changed in: openlp/2.0
   Status: In Progress = Fix Committed

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  New
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Fix Committed
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  New

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-08-10 Thread Phill 
Reported to Qt: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-32897

** Branch linked: lp:~phill-ridout/openlp/1209515_2.0

** Changed in: openlp/2.0
 Assignee: (unassigned) = Phill (phill-ridout)

** Changed in: openlp/2.0
   Status: Confirmed = In Progress

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  New
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  In Progress
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  New

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-08-09 Thread Raoul Snyman 
I would suggest we try to decode each of the files.

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  New
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Confirmed
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  New

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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[Openlp-core] [Bug 1209515] Re: getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

2013-08-08 Thread Phill 
See: http://pastebin.com/QcmkNcSk for example code

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Title:
  getFileNames corrupts file names that use special chars

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  New
Status in OpenLP 2.0 series:
  Confirmed
Status in OpenLP trunk series:
  New

Bug description:
  This is a little bit of a strange one. I have written a little script
  which demonstrates this (I'll include it when I get home).

  
  Here's the issue:

  Use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select a single file with a special
  char in its name (a '#' will do it) and it returns the file name 
  path correctly. Ie selecting a file called #123.xml returns a list
  with one item #123.xml

  However, use QFileDialog.getFileNames() to select multiple files with
  at lease one file with special char in its name (a '#' will do it) and
  it returns the file name  path incorrectly. Ie selecting a file
  called #123.xml and a file called abc.xml returns a list with two
  items %23123.xml  abc.xml (Note the # has been changed in to a
  %23. Possible url encoding?)

  When we come to open the file, Python cannot find the file
  %23123.xml because it does not exist.

  This seams to be a Qt bug (I've done a few searches, but found
  nothing) but we could at least make some effort to see if the file
  actually exists before trying to open it!

  Reported here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/2056
  and here: http://support.openlp.org/issues/1964

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