Bug in KURL handling(?)

[Andras Mantia]

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On Wednesday 15 December 2004 22:58, Ingo Klöcker wrote:
> FWIW, I just tried to following (Reminder: I'm using KDE_3_3_BRANCH):
> I created a file called 'a#b' in $HOME. Then I opened Konqueror and
> started to type "~/a" into the location bar. The auto-completion
> offers ~/a#b. I select it and press Enter. "The file or folder ~/a#b
> does not exist."
> Huh? WTF? First Konqueror offers me the file via auto-completion and
> then it tells me the file doesn't exist? (Deja-vu? I have the
> uncertain feeling that I already brought exactly this example
> before.)

Same happens in CVS HEAD as well. This is really confusing and I have no 
real (good) idea how would you solve in a way that you can still access 
anchors and the file. One way would be what Thiago said in the first 
reply that if you give "file:///" then it treats like an URL (and jumps 
to the anchor) and without file:/// it simply goes to the file a#b, but 
this can be confusing as well.
 Treating the string from location bar differently depending on 
web-browsing and file managing mode would be a possible solution, but 
that also introduces some kind of inconsistency.

Andras

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