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bug#61918: Filenames starting with hash interpreted as social references
From: |
Bob Weiner |
Subject: |
bug#61918: Filenames starting with hash interpreted as social references |
Date: |
Mon, 13 Mar 2023 19:39:26 -0400 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/27.1 (darwin) |
Hi John:
This has been fixed in a recent Hyperbole pre-release at elpa-devel.
Thanks for reporting it. I will close this issue.
-- rsw
John Cummings <john@rootabega.net> writes:
> I use: Editor: GNU Emacs 28.2
> Hyperbole: 9.0.0
> Sys Type: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
> OS Type: gnu/linux
> Window Sys: None
> News Reader: Gnus v5.13
> Install: elpa-devel, 8.0.1pre0.20230227.3018
> (HyDebug) ButProps: (variable-documentation "The currently selected
> Hyperbole button. Available to action routines." lbl-key "#abc"
> lbl-start 11596 lbl-end 11600 categ ibtypes::social-reference loc
> #<buffer *shell*> dir "/home/emacs/shellbug/examples/social/" actype
> social-reference args ("" "#" "abc"))
>
> Given:
> In a shell buffer, an ls command is run, and one of the filenames
> starts with a hash character, e.g. '#abc' or, in the format of an
> Emacs autosave filename: '#abc#'. (The quotes are not part of the
> filename.)
>
> Expectation:
> The Hyperbole smart keys will prioritize interpreting this as a
> filename. The action key will open that file.
>
> Actual behavior
> The action key, and hkey-help, interpret them as social media
> references, and in my case, the action key does nothing. The HyDebug
> message included above was generated when I used the action key on a
> filename '#abc#', so it may also be interesting to note that the
> trailing hash character is dropped somewhere along the way.