What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. add a torrent with a space in front of the name ie. " music.torrent"

What is the expected output? It should load and start.

What do you see instead? Nothing.

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congratulations, i think you have found a bug in java.

ok, heres my test setup. i created the files " music.torrent" and "music .torrent" to test with spaces.

and in the add torrent procedure i've added a simple printout on the paths of these files as they are submitted to the procedure. if i select the file " music.torrent" and press add, the output is: /home/netbrain/music.torrent, where the space has been omitted. Why?

and then i tried with the other torrent where the output was: /home/netbrain/music .torrent, worked great, and this is were it gets interesting :)

i then multiselect both files and get the output: /home/netbrain/ music.torrent /home/netbrain/music .torrent

So the only thing i can conclude from this is that there is something wrong with java. not nTorrent. It seems that with a single file selection the space is omitted by JFileChooser (only works on files with a space as the first char in their name). but if i select multiple files the space is included.

Here's a code you can test it out for yourself.

import java.io.File; import javax.swing.JFileChooser;

/** * This class demonstrates a bug in java where if a file " file1" ( * with a single space as a prefix) and "file2" exists in the system. * Then with a single selection of " file1" will actually give a path to "file1" * (without a single space as a prefix), but if you select both " file1" and "file2", * then JFileChooser will result in the correct and valid files. */ public class JFileChooserBugDemo { public static void main(String[] args) { JFileChooser chooser = new JFileChooser(); chooser.setMultiSelectionEnabled(true); int result = chooser.showOpenDialog(null); if(result == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION){ for(File f : chooser.getSelectedFiles()){ System.out.println(f); } } }

}

Interesting :)

I think you should submit it to the java people.

Submitted a bug report to sun. waiting for their response.

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Hi Kim Eik,

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