This PR trims the extreme left and right whitespace around command.RawArgs, which, among other things, is used as the path of the file in the /upload command. I found the following behavior when using gomuks in macos: in the terminal, you're allowed to drag and drop a file from the desktop or "finder", and terminal pastes the absolute path, followed by a space. This caused gomuks on the latest master branch to throw a file not found exception, while taking care to delete the extra space character succeeds of course (steps to reproduce: in any room, type /upload /correct/path/to/file followed by a space, . This should fail and throw a "file not found" error).
strings.TrimSpace only trims space on the extreme left and right. Since strings.Fields also trims this whitespace as well as whitespace between the words I think it is reasonable to trim whitespace for command.RawArgs. As far as I can tell, this doesn't break any other commands that RawArgs is used for.
Thank you, am looking forward to your input on this.
Hello tulir and gomuks contributors,
This PR trims the extreme left and right whitespace around
. This should fail and throw a "file not found" error).
command.RawArgs
, which, among other things, is used as the path of the file in the/upload
command. I found the following behavior when using gomuks in macos: in the terminal, you're allowed to drag and drop a file from the desktop or "finder", and terminal pastes the absolute path, followed by a space. This caused gomuks on the latest master branch to throw afile not found
exception, while taking care to delete the extra space character succeeds of course (steps to reproduce: in any room, type/upload /correct/path/to/file
followed by a space,strings.TrimSpace
only trims space on the extreme left and right. Sincestrings.Fields
also trims this whitespace as well as whitespace between the words I think it is reasonable to trim whitespace forcommand.RawArgs
. As far as I can tell, this doesn't break any other commands thatRawArgs
is used for.Thank you, am looking forward to your input on this.