If you add a white space to a folder name in the folder treeview, XnView crashes.
Dans XnView, ou plutôt dans le TreeView, si l'on renomme un dossier en y ajoutant un BLANC en fin du nouveau nom, XnView plante. Voici le rapport d'erreur :
AppName: xnview.exe AppVer: 1.97.0.0 ModName: shell32.dll
ModVer: 6.0.2900.5622 Offset: 0002ce3d
Pour info, j'ai voulu essayer ce que fait explorer lorsque l'on renomme un dossier et que le nom de ce dossier se termine par un espace. Explorer enlève les espaces à la fin des noms de dossiers. Pas XnView, dommage.
Bon courage.
Crashes while renaming a folder
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Crashes while renaming a folder
Kenavo.
Re: Crashes while renaming a folder
Yes right, crash. But do you think that xnview must remove space at the end of a name??
Pierre.
Re: Crashes while renaming a folder
Pierre
Hello !
- If the user - for some (dark) reasons- wants for a trailing space- s¦he can always type Alt+0160
to get a unsecable space (as a “normal” character)
KR
Claude
Clo
Hello !
• Indeed it must. Windows and good file managers do so, such a space doesn't make sense……But do you think that xnview must remove space at the end of a name?
- If the user - for some (dark) reasons- wants for a trailing space- s¦he can always type Alt+0160
to get a unsecable space (as a “normal” character)
KR
Claude
Clo
Old user ON SELECTIVE STRIKE till further notice •
Re: Crashes while renaming a folder
I was renaming a folder named "Monroe Marilyn" in "Marilyn Monroe". I forgot the last space and XnView crashes. That's all. This can reproduced by anyone.
Kenavo.
Re: Crashes while renaming a folder
Good morning C,Clo wrote:• Indeed it must. Windows and good file managers do so, such a space doesn't make sense……But do you think that xnview must remove space at the end of a name?
- If the user - for some (dark) reasons- wants for a trailing space- s¦he can always type Alt+0160
to get a unsecable space (as a “normal” character)
It doesn't make sense with Windows-only, but on emulator any automatic renaming could be a problem. Other OS support trailing spaces along with case-sensitive names.