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Message #00360
[Bug 783900] Re: no backslash as first letter of an entry
I don't know if this is the same thing or not, but one problem I have
noticed is that I can't add filesystem addresses with spaces in them,
for example:
Imagine you want to search in a file called 'computer notes' with grep
on the command line you would escape the space with a backslash like so:
grep grub ~/computer\ notes
If you add this address to the User Input box to replace a ? it will
enter this at the command line:
grep grub ~/computer\
Which of course won't work.
I have tried it without the escape character and also encased in quote
marks (both with and without the escape character) and I still can't
get it to work.
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Title:
no backslash as first letter of an entry
Status in CLI Companion:
Incomplete
Bug description:
As far as I see, inputs into the variable-?-template should not start with a backslash, which might be possible e.g. when it is asked for a path.
This is because in python and in '\n' the escape function of the backslash affects even a backslash itself and deletes it.
If I am right - and i am not quite sure of it - this should be at
least be in the documentation.
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