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authorAlexis Menard <alexis.menard@nokia.com>2009-04-16 07:52:15 (GMT)
committerAlexis Menard <alexis.menard@nokia.com>2009-04-16 08:00:55 (GMT)
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QFileDialog: When passing an invalid path in static functions the native
dialog don't appear on Windows. The problem is with the directory that you can specify when calling the static functions. It can include a file in that path which means that the file will be selected by default when the dialog appears. But if you give an invalid file as a selection to the Windows API, then it simply don't display the dialog. The patch is basically checking the dir we get when we are called. workingDirectory tested it already and fallback to the current directory if the argument is invalid. I just check now if workingDirectory changed the path (that means the parameter value was incorrect) and select nothing in that case. Using this trick avoid stating again the complete path to check if the selection exist. (i.e. path() on QFileInfo don't call stat()). Task-number: 250120 Reviewed-by: jan-arve Reviewed-by: jasplin
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