This is done by parsing file URI's with urllib standard library instead of picking a substring at a specified offset
Therefore file:///my%20dir/my%20file.c will be read as /my dir/my file.c instead of /my%20dir/my%20file.c which results in file not found and causes plugin to not working
@ferdnyc sorry for the very late delay, I got occupied with my projects. I have re-enabled the URI checking for file names. Please kindly check it out. Thanks
This is done by parsing file URI's with
urllib
standard library instead of picking a substring at a specified offsetTherefore
file:///my%20dir/my%20file.c
will be read as/my dir/my file.c
instead of/my%20dir/my%20file.c
which results in file not found and causes plugin to not working