First: Thanks for reviving this app, good chord readers are in short supply within the FOSS ecosystem. :nerd_face: :guitar:
Now to the issue:
I synced the contents of the /chord reader 2/ folder with my personal, already existing chords/lyrics folder (through nextcloud). ChordReader2 shows my own files correctly in the Songs-overview, but won't open them: Clicking on a file just does nothing (no error, doesn't open).
I tried a bit around and noticed that when saving a chord from the internet within ChordReader2, it replaces space (`) in the filename with underscores (). I tried doing the same manually for some of my already existing chord files (e.g.greenday - longview.txt->greenday-_longview.txt`), é voilà: They now open correctly.
So, it seems to me like ChordReader2 has an issue with spaces in file names. While replacing them manually seems to be a valid workaround, I still would prefer if ChordReader2 could handle them.
First: Thanks for reviving this app, good chord readers are in short supply within the FOSS ecosystem. :nerd_face: :guitar:
Now to the issue:
I synced the contents of the
/chord reader 2/
folder with my personal, already existing chords/lyrics folder (through nextcloud). ChordReader2 shows my own files correctly in the Songs-overview, but won't open them: Clicking on a file just does nothing (no error, doesn't open).I tried a bit around and noticed that when saving a chord from the internet within ChordReader2, it replaces space (
`) in the filename with underscores (
). I tried doing the same manually for some of my already existing chord files (e.g.
greenday - longview.txt->
greenday-_longview.txt`), é voilà: They now open correctly.So, it seems to me like ChordReader2 has an issue with spaces in file names. While replacing them manually seems to be a valid workaround, I still would prefer if ChordReader2 could handle them.
What do you think? Would that be a lot of effort?