Closed btzy closed 6 years ago
I get this bug on Linux too.
6dc94eae26ca62ee4f17e0c85726317f20ed05a9 swaps the Native File Dialog library for an extended version that I made. Native File Dialog Extended appends the extension on Windows and Mac - usual applications exhibit this behaviour on those platforms. It does not append the extension on Linux - GTK doesn't have a proper way to set this behaviour.
Updated Circuit Sandbox behaviour is to never append the extension on its own - it directly uses what is returned by Native File Dialog Extended. This resolves this issue, and extensions are automatically filled in by the platform-native dialogs on Windows and Mac.
Not sure if users expect GTK applications to fill in the extension on Linux as well.
Dialog library now also appends the file extensions for Linux (GTK) applications. Circuit Sandbox commit 127650855fbdcec2b5292e1a82106cf893d560c0 interfaces with the updated dialog library.
To reproduce:
1) Create a file called
test.ccsb
. 2) Open Circuit Sandbox, draw on the canvas, and click the 'Save' button. 3) Typetest
in the file save dialog. 4) Click 'Save' in the dialog. It does not prompt that a file will be overwritten, buttest.ccsb
gets overwritten anyway. (Expected: The usual overwrite prompt should be displayed.)The prompt is displayed if we instead typed
test.ccsb
in the file save dialog.This is an annoyance because Windows users expect the application to fill in the file extension before doing the overwrite check. Other Windows applications do the check correctly.
This is probably an issue with Native File Dialog. I'm not sure if this issue manifests on platforms other than Windows.