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On macOS, the GUI allows for file names to contain the forward slash character, like: Cha/Cha 1 Start.mp4 In terminal, this same file looks like: Cha:Cha 1 Start.mp4 This seems to be "normal" behavior on macOS. Forward slash inside filenames is allowed in GUI but colon is not. The opposite is true in terminal: colon is allowed in terminal but forward slash is not. Accordingly. macOS shows a different filename for the same file in the GUI vs terminal. If you create file with a colon in terminal, its name will contain a forward slash in Finder or any other GUI.
My issue is that my macOS app cannot find a picked file that contains forward slashes in the name. Trying to copy it does not work as the path has a wrong forward slash due to the file name. The forward slash needs to be replaced with a colon in order for the operation to work.
This issue does not appear on iOS as the picked file has the correct filename with the colon replacing the forward slash.
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On macOS, the GUI allows for file names to contain the forward slash character, like:
Cha/Cha 1 Start.mp4
In terminal, this same file looks like:Cha:Cha 1 Start.mp4
This seems to be "normal" behavior on macOS. Forward slash inside filenames is allowed in GUI but colon is not. The opposite is true in terminal: colon is allowed in terminal but forward slash is not. Accordingly. macOS shows a different filename for the same file in the GUI vs terminal. If you create file with a colon in terminal, its name will contain a forward slash in Finder or any other GUI.My issue is that my macOS app cannot find a picked file that contains forward slashes in the name. Trying to copy it does not work as the path has a wrong forward slash due to the file name. The forward slash needs to be replaced with a colon in order for the operation to work.
This issue does not appear on iOS as the picked file has the correct filename with the colon replacing the forward slash.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: