Make bare file URLs actually file: URLs #131
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QUrl will mangle the content of a string, in particular it will convert the first letter to lower case if the string contains a colon. So properly form filenames as file URLs by prefixing them with file:
When converting a string to a URL, only make it a file:// URL if it does not already have a scheme.
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Is there a real world use case that this PR addresses? |
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There most certainly would have been. I wouldn't have wasted time on figuring out the problem and cooking up a fix if there were not. But I have not used MythTV in probably years now. Feel free to close and discard this if you wish. |
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QUrl will mangle the content of a string, in particular it will convert the first letter to lower case if the string contains a colon.
So properly form filenames as file URLs by prefixing them with file:
Tracked in https://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/13006