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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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P3: Somewhat important
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5.15.0
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Windows
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5
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55ab987c9a518f217c02ca1382656ac97c53b307 (qt/qtbase/dev) 520afbbbee5d5f49badc6dbf982d09ded6661bac (qt/qtbase/6.2)
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Team 2 Foundation_Sprint 43
Description
Qt does contain special code paths to resolve .lnk files. Anyhow, some of the code also does apply to directories that end with '.lnk', which is dubious.
This shows if you try to list the content of a directory whose name ends with '.lnk' via QDir::entryList, QDir::entryInfoList: Even if a file or sub-directory exists the content will be shown empty:
// create dir
QString lnkDirPath = parentDir.absoluteFilePath("foo.lnk");
QDir lnkDir = parentDir.filePath(lnkDirPath);
Q_ASSERT(lnkDir.exists());
// create file
QFile f(lnkDir.absoluteFilePath("file.txt"));
if (!f.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly | QIODevice::Text))
return 1;
f.close();
// check if dir lists file
auto entryList = lnkDir.entryInfoList();
Q_ASSERT(entryList.size() == 1); // <<<<< asserts
Q_ASSERT(entryList.first().fileName() == "file.txt");
I'd expect that directories whose name end with '.lnk' are not treated in any way different than normal directories.
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