Closed slobele closed 3 months ago
Please specify what is your OS and what means "cannot"? Do you get an exception or nothing happens?
yes, I have Windows, the exception is more or less that the file does not exist and I think it is because it mixes / with back / in the file path. in Windows paths such like file://path usin only / can work I think, maybe it could be a possible solution ?
El dom, 13 de nov. de 2022 3:50 p. m., Kostiantyn Cherniavskyi < @.***> escribió:
Please specify what is your OS and what means "cannot"? Do you get an exception or nothing happens?
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yes, I have Windows, the exception is more or less that the file does not exist and I think it is because it mixes / with back / in the file path. in Windows paths such like file://path usin only / can work I think, maybe it could be a possible solution ?
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Please specify what is your OS and what means "cannot"? Do you get an exception or nothing happens?
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Windows paths such like file://path usin only / can work I think, maybe it could be a possible solution ?
I need some more info about the issue. Please attach some screenshots of what's going on and what kind of error you are getting.
I think it looks like the reason is mixing linux like path separator with windows like, maybe you could prefix them with file://and place the path only "/" separated ? BTW I haven't read the source code I'm just guessing