KURL being evil?

[Charles Samuels]

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Why is it that KURL::url() cannot be undone?  Or rather said, how do I 
stringify a URL?

allow me to demonstrate:

KURL url;
url.setPath("/home/charles/foo%20moo");
// there is a file name /home/charles/foo%20moo -- the documentation says that
// setPath() (and path()) operate on decoded values

QString path = url.url();
path == "file:/home/charles/foo%20moo"; // this is correct for the same reason

KURL(path).path() == "file:/home/charles/foo moo";

Is there a function I haven't noticed, is this a bug, or is there a function 
that's missing?

- -Charles

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Charles Samuels <charles at kde.org>
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