Could this be fixed by just subbing in the search term after the .arg calls are made? Also, this is a bit weird as the qt docs (http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qstring.html#arg) say the markers must be in %[1-99], i.e., not including zero, so I'm not sure why QString::arg is subbing it out, but this bug will still be triggered by other strings beginning with numerals (if I'm understanding this correctly).
Could this be fixed by just subbing in the search term after the .arg calls are made? Also, this is a bit weird as the qt docs (http:// doc.qt. nokia.com/ latest/ qstring. html#arg) say the markers must be in %[1-99], i.e., not including zero, so I'm not sure why QString::arg is subbing it out, but this bug will still be triggered by other strings beginning with numerals (if I'm understanding this correctly).