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File names received from GList parameter in
invoke_external_bulk_rename_utility are URL-encoded. Spaces in names
replaced with '%20' literal.
Glib processes arguments and checks if for macro literals. It treats '%20' as
macro '%2' and symbol '0'. So it filters out '%2' and leaves only zero.
E.g.
As a workaround for nautilus-renamer - install the Nautilus-Actions
Configuration Tool, create a new action and in the Command tab set the
path to /usr/share/nautilus-renamer/nautilus-renamer.py and the
parameters to %U (a space separated list of the file/folder URIs which
correctly encodes spaces
Any updates about this? Sounds like a papercut bug to me.
Since I am using nautilus-renamer, which imo is the best GUI based batch
renaming tool available for gnome, I would love to contribute a solution,
because after 8 months this bug is still confirmed but unassigned. Any pointers
on how to
I noticed the bug appears if the original filename contains a space. Any
spaces in the original filename are passed as "0".
For example: "test filename.jpg" becomes "test0filename.jpg"
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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** Description changed:
- Spaces or cyrillic symbols in folder names are passed correctly. For
+ Spaces or cyrillic symbols in folder names are not passed correctly. For
example, for the selected files "/home/user/untitled/untitled
folder/testfile*"", nautilus passes the following URIs as argu
