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On Unix, when dropping a file that has spaces or other special characters in its path, primitiveDropRequestFileName returns a percent-encoded version of the path and primitiveDropRequestFileHandle fails.
On Unix, when dropping a file that has spaces or other special characters in its path,
primitiveDropRequestFileName
returns a percent-encoded version of the path andprimitiveDropRequestFileHandle
fails.I think the problem is that
dropRequestFileName
skips thefile:///
prefix of the URI, but does not percent-decode it. Interestingly,uri2string
, which isn't currently used, does percent-decoding.dropRequestFileName
is used byprimitiveDropRequestFileName
and also bydropRequestFileHandle
, which is whyprimitiveDropRequestFileHandle
fails.Note: I did not check whether this problem exists on other platforms.
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