Support \\ in explorer plugin

[cibere]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When copy pasting a path from my python log file or console, sometimes it prints with the \\ separator

Describe the solution you'd like

Have flow automatically convert \\ to \, similar to the PR that converts / to \

Describe alternatives you've considered

Manually replace \\ with \

Additional context

Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

[Jack251970]

I’ve noticed that D:\source\\repos\\Flow.Launcher\\ works correctly for me. Could you please clarify the issue you’re encountering?

[cibere]

I’ve noticed that D:\source\\repos\\Flow.Launcher\\ works correctly for me. Could you please clarify the issue you’re encountering?

I should back to my laptop tomorrow, but iirc, my paths always started with C:\\Users\\something\\else, so perhaps the issue is with the double backslash right after the drive letter?

I can do some testing tomorrow, I just wanted to create this issue before i forgot again

[Jack251970]

I’ve noticed that D:\source\\repos\\Flow.Launcher\\ works correctly for me. Could you please clarify the issue you’re encountering?

I should back to my laptop tomorrow, but iirc, my paths always started with C:\\Users\\something\\else, so perhaps the issue is with the double backslash right after the drive letter?

I can do some testing tomorrow, I just wanted to create this issue before i forgot again

Oh, yeah. I will fix this later.

[Jack251970]

After looking into the codes, I think this is the normal behaviour. C:\\ is the path not allowed.

Flow.Launcher/Flow.Launcher.Plugin/SharedCommands/FilesFolders.cs

Lines 247 to 254 in 2bc9203

	if (char.IsLetter(querySearchString[0])
	&& querySearchString[1] == ':'
	&& querySearchString[2] == '\\')
	{
	return querySearchString.Length == 3 || querySearchString[3] != '\\';
	}
	return false;

[cibere]

After looking into the codes, I think this is the normal behaviour. C:\\ is the path not allowed.

Flow.Launcher/Flow.Launcher.Plugin/SharedCommands/FilesFolders.cs

Lines 247 to 254 in 2bc9203
if (char.IsLetter(querySearchString[0])
&& querySearchString[1] == ':'
&& querySearchString[2] == '\')
{
return querySearchString.Length == 3 || querySearchString[3] != '\';
}

return false;

That's interesting...

@taooceros seems like you're the one who added that. Is there a specific reason that you chose to disallow it?