{
bool hasFilename = false;
+ // We consider that only the file names with spaces in them need to be
+ // handled specially. This is not perfect, but this can be done easily
+ // under all platforms while handling the file names with quotes in them,
+ // for example, needs to be done differently.
+ const bool needToQuoteFilename = params.GetFileName().find_first_of(" \t")
+ != wxString::npos;
+
wxString str;
for ( const wxChar *pc = command.c_str(); *pc != wxT('\0'); pc++ ) {
if ( *pc == wxT('%') ) {
switch ( *++pc ) {
case wxT('s'):
- // '%s' expands into file name (quoted because it might
- // contain spaces) - except if there are already quotes
- // there because otherwise some programs may get confused
- // by double double quotes
-#if 0
- if ( *(pc - 2) == wxT('"') )
- str << params.GetFileName();
- else
+ // don't quote the file name if it's already quoted: notice
+ // that we check for a quote following it and not preceding
+ // it as at least under Windows we can have commands
+ // containing "file://%s" (with quotes) in them so the
+ // argument may be quoted even if there is no quote
+ // directly before "%s" itself
+ if ( needToQuoteFilename && pc[1] != '"' )
str << wxT('"') << params.GetFileName() << wxT('"');
-#endif
- str << params.GetFileName();
+ else
+ str << params.GetFileName();
hasFilename = true;
break;
#ifdef __UNIX__
&& !str.StartsWith(wxT("test "))
#endif // Unix
- ) {
- str << wxT(" < '") << params.GetFileName() << wxT('\'');
+ )
+ {
+ str << wxT(" < ");
+ if ( needToQuoteFilename )
+ str << '"';
+ str << params.GetFileName();
+ if ( needToQuoteFilename )
+ str << '"';
}
return str;