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fs: fix crash when path contains %
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libuv exports a number of similar functions. Before adding this to Node, do any of these work for your use case?
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I don’t know, and I don’t have a Windows machine to try them out :/
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I can help verify. I didn't find any unicode utils in node, so was a bit surprised actually. Now it makes sense since it's from libuv.
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I played around with it. There are some boilerplates for that to work. One example how it can be used by node is this libuv's util function, which is, unfortunately, not exposed. Node would have to implement that or something similar, and pass in
c_str
pointers when calling it.What we have here, IMHO, is actually more suitable for node as it's operates directly on
std::string
We can certainly take this out to a util file, e.g.
util.cc
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Does it actually make sense to move it to
util.cc
? Given that it's path-only,node_file.cc
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Makes sense. I was thinking about like libuv to have a windows specific file to place these, namely util_win.cc but that would be a different PR. I think it's fine to have these here for now.