On Jul 10, 2008, at 9:58 AM, Refstrup, Jacob Grundtvig wrote:
> With your recent change (r35040) to KURL.cpp in setRef() (line 708)
> testing for isNull() rather than isEmpty() caused a problem on GTK
> where called setRef("") which ends up being not being null (but
> would have been empty). This currently causes all file:// references
> to have added a '#' at the end of the URL -- which means file://
> URLs won't load. The immediately obvious fix is to change WebCore/
> platform/network/curl/ResourceHandleManager.cpp:558 to use
> setRef(String()) rather than setRef(""). I grepped the code and
> there's a single other place (WebCore/page/
> AccessibilityRenderObject.cpp) that uses setRef("") -- not sure if
> that'll have to be changed to.
We should definitely fix this!
Maybe we should add a removeRef or clearRef function to the KURL class
for uses like these, to make the caller's intent clear. It would also
be slightly more efficient.
-- Darin
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