| 2015-09-30 09:18:13 |
Riccardo Bernardini |
description |
If I start openshot from command line like
openshot foo.ops
filename "foo.ops" is saved in the recently used files list as "file://foo.ops," that is, as a relative path.
Is this supposed to be or is it a bug? IMHO it is a bug since it does not make much sense to me to save a relative path in the recent file list. If it is a bug, maybe in order to fix it, it suffices to replace line 139 of open_project.py
manager.add_item('file://' + file_path)
with
manager.add_item('file://' + .path.abspath(file_path))
I am using Linux Mint 17 (cinnammon) 32 bits, OpenShot 1.4.3, installed via Mint packet manager. |
If I start openshot from command line like
openshot foo.ops
filename "foo.ops" is saved in the recently used files list as "file://foo.ops," that is, as a relative path.
Is this supposed to be or is it a bug? IMHO it is a bug since it does not make much sense to me to save a relative path in the recent file list. If it is a bug, maybe in order to fix it, it suffices to replace line 139 of open_project.py
manager.add_item('file://' + file_path)
with
manager.add_item('file://' + os.path.abspath(file_path))
I am using Linux Mint 17 (cinnammon) 32 bits, OpenShot 1.4.3, installed via Mint packet manager. |
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