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Fix slash direction on Windows for absolute paths

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E.g. Mendeley exports something like `C:/some/path/test.pdf`
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Aurimas Vinckevicius 2014-05-13 13:22:59 -05:00
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chrome/content/zotero/xpcom/translation/translate_item.js
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@ -329,11 +329,16 @@ Zotero.Translate.ItemSaver.prototype = {
var file; var file;
// First, try to parse as absolute path // First, try to parse as absolute path
if(((/^[a-zA-Z]:\\|^\\\\/.test(path) && Zotero.isWin) // Paths starting with drive letter or network shares starting with \\ if((/^[a-zA-Z]:[\\\/]|^\\\\/.test(path) && Zotero.isWin) // Paths starting with drive letter or network shares starting with \\
|| (path[0] === "/" && !Zotero.isWin)) || (path[0] === "/" && !Zotero.isWin)) {
&& (file = this._parseAbsolutePath(path))) { // Forward slashes on Windows are not allowed in filenames, so we can
Zotero.debug("Translate: Got file "+path+" as absolute path"); // assume they're meant to be backslashes. Backslashes are technically
return file; // allowed on Linux, so the reverse cannot be done reliably.
var nativePath = Zotero.isWin ? path.replace('/', '\\', 'g') : path;
if (file = this._parseAbsolutePath(nativePath)) {
Zotero.debug("Translate: Got file "+nativePath+" as absolute path");
return file;
}
} }
// Next, try to parse as URI // Next, try to parse as URI