A prefix can represent files with various extensions and/or mimetypes. As a result one can not specify in advance supported file types for an input/output prefix ports. Which means supported files are any files with that prefix. Something like "prefix.* " ....
This fix avoids extra extension taken from the valid types and enables us to use ".*" as a valid type.
Before it looked like these and closes the issue I reported issue #115.
A prefix can represent files with various extensions and/or mimetypes. As a result one can not specify in advance supported file types for an input/output prefix ports. Which means supported files are any files with that prefix. Something like "prefix.* " .... This fix avoids extra extension taken from the valid types and enables us to use ".*" as a valid type. Before it looked like these and closes the issue I reported issue #115.
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