[PATCH] weird filename corruption
Alex Merry
huntedhacker at tiscali.co.uk
Tue Apr 22 15:26:14 CEST 2008
I've been having a bizarre problem where I'd get errors like this:
TagLib: Could not open file /home/music/A/Hi-Fi_Serious/11_W.D.y.C.A.I..¡p3
Note that the 'm' of 'mp3' has been replaced, with an i in this case. The
character it is replaced with is not consistent, and sometimes it disappears
altogether or the string cuts off at that point. Occasionally, it just turns
into
TagLib: Could not open file o
or some other character. This is not consistent - about 70% of the time,
there's no problem.
I traced it down to the name(fileName) assignment in the constructor
File::FilePrivate::FilePrivate in toolkit/tfile.cpp, which seems to sometimes
corrupt both fileName and name. I have no idea why this would cause this
problem, given that it's basically the constructor of std::string (I'm on
Linux).
I noticed that the fact that name is a std::string is never used, so I ditched
it. The attached patch fixes the issue.
Can I commit this?
Alex
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