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When paths are copied via "copy path" in explorer, windows includes the quotes around the path for you:
path = "C:\myFolder\myFile.txt"
The escape extension requires you to add quotes to be able to paste the escaped string:
""C:\myFolder\myFile.txt""
which gets converted to
""C:\myFolder\myFile.txt""
Proposed solution: trim the trailing and leading quote (if present) on paste, then apply the rule as normal
Alternative: Have a "paste escaped" context menu option which does not require the additional quotes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When paths are copied via "copy path" in explorer, windows includes the quotes around the path for you:
path = "C:\myFolder\myFile.txt"
The escape extension requires you to add quotes to be able to paste the escaped string:
""C:\myFolder\myFile.txt""
which gets converted to
""C:\myFolder\myFile.txt""
Proposed solution: trim the trailing and leading quote (if present) on paste, then apply the rule as normal
Alternative: Have a "paste escaped" context menu option which does not require the additional quotes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: