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Backslash character in compile window escapes dollar signs #1587

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christopher-rieder opened this issue Dec 28, 2016 · 0 comments
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Backslash character in compile window escapes dollar signs #1587

christopher-rieder opened this issue Dec 28, 2016 · 0 comments
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christopher-rieder commented Dec 28, 2016 •
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with this line
"D:\Juegos\quake dp\ID1\maps\${MAP_BASE_NAME}-compile.bsp"
i get this:

Copying 'D:\TrenchBroom\quakespasm\id1\maps\qump-topher-compile.bsp' to 'D:\Juegos\quake dp\ID1\maps\${MAP_BASE_NAME}-compile.bsp'

with this line other line
D:/Juegos/quake dp/ID1/maps/${MAP_BASE_NAME}-compile.bsp
i get this:

Copying 'D:\TrenchBroom\quakespasm\id1\maps\qump-topher-compile.bsp' to 'D:\Juegos\quake dp\ID1\maps\qump-topher-compile.bsp'

Windows use this slash for folders: '\'
linux use this slash for folders: '/'

changing '\' with '/' manually solves the problem, but windows by default use '\'
so, when someone in windows copy the full path of a folder to the clipboard, the path contains '\' slashes instead of '/' slashes.
@kduske kduske changed the title Slash character in compile window Backslash character in compile window escapes dollar signs Dec 28, 2016
@kduske kduske added Platform:Windows Prio:2 Medium priority: Non crash bugs that impede the user, features that add new functionality. Type:Bug Errors and problems labels Dec 28, 2016
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#1587: Add failing test case.
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#1587: Don't use backslash as an escape character by default.
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#1587: Don't use backslash as an escape character by default. (#1591)
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* #1587: Add failing test case.

* #1587: Don't use backslash as an escape character by default.
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