Guy Harris wrote:
> Guy Harris wrote:
>
>> Using the "explore" verb rather than the "open" verb in
>> filemanager_open_directory() *might* work. I'll try that.
>
> Didn't help. The good news is that it didn't launch Wireshark; the bad
> news is that it didn't open an Explorer window on the directory, either.
> I suspect what happens with the "explore" verb is that Windows
> Explorer says "hey, wireshark-gtk2.exe isn't a directory, I can't open
> that up as a folder window!"
>
> I guess we need some way to convince the UI that when we say
> "wireshark-gtk2" we really mean "wireshark-gtk2", not "wireshark-gtk2.*
> and use the 'best' one you find" - if there is a way to do that.
> _______________________________________________
Just to see what would happen I added a trailing '\' to the path. This
worked using 'explore'; (I guess it would probably also work using 'open').
Would it be OK on Windows to add the trailing '\' (if missing) ?
I'm guessing that trying to have all 'directory paths'
(eg datafile_path, progfile_dir, etc) have the trailing separator would
break stuff at this point; A quick look suggests to me that
currently some do and some don't.
I do note:
get_datafile_dir already defaults to using the
trailing '\' (on Windows):
datafile_dir = "C:\\Program Files\\Wireshark\\";
Thoughts ?
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