Riccardo Mottola wrote:
I noticed that the contents inspector of GWorkspace is unreliable.
It works for folders, applications and images, but it doesn't work
for RTFs at all and sometimes displays the contents of file which
it shouldn't.
The last release 0.8.7 already did this, when compiled against
current GNUstep. I did not verify if GNUstep "broke" it and when.
There were two issues here: As you might have noticed yourself,
NSAttributedString was raising an exception when adding a nil base
URL to the document importing options. The other issue is that
GWorkspace is relying on NSAttributedString detecting the document
type itself but this was not yet implemented. I've added some code to
auto detect at least RTF and HTML documents and fixed the base URL
issue, so GWorkspace's RTF content inspector now should be working.
Wolfgng
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