Savefile Spaces Bug (new problem)

ID:145566
 
Feb 15 2006, 3:09 am (Edited on Feb 15 2006, 9:03 am)
New problem: Now I need a way to display the name of each file as the mob's name was saved. The text I need to grab from the file is inbetween 'name = "' and '"g', though file2text() won't work on "R".

Code:
obj/HUD
  Load
    icon_state="load"
    Click()
      var/loading
      for(var/R in flist("Savefiles/[usr.ckey]/"))
        loading+="<a href=?action=load&load=[R]></a><br>"
      if(!loading) {usr<<"You do not have any savefiles.";return}
      loading+="<a href=?action=close&target=Load>Close</a>"
      usr<<browse(loading,"window=Load,can_close=0,size=300x300")

/*client/Topic()
      if("load")
        if(!href_list["load"]) return
        usr<<browse(null,"window=Load")
        usr.client.LoadMob(href_list["load"])

client
  proc
    LoadMob(T as text)
      if(!T) return
      var/savefile/F=new("Savefiles/[mob.ckey]/[T]")
      F["Mob"]>>mob
      mob<<"Successfully loaded."*/


Problem description: Any savefiles that contain spaces, when the link to load them is clicked, everything freezes.
Feb 15 2006, 8:13 am
Well, I don't see how a savefile name could have a space if it's based on ckey(), but I'm guessing the appalling strip_text() proc is to blame here.

What you need to do is strip out only a trailing .sav from the filename, not just any period, a, s, or v. Clearly strip_text() is not what you need here.

Of course, one other simple option is to ckey-ify every savefile name, not just the directory.

Lummox JR
Feb 15 2006, 8:35 am (Edited on Feb 15 2006, 9:02 am)
In response to Lummox JR
I forgot to update my post- I changed that a long time ago. I figured out that the way I am doing it is the reason it isn't working for some reason or another, because if I ckey() the .sav file's name it works perfectly. Now I need a way to display the name of each file as the mob's name was saved.
Feb 15 2006, 9:05 am
In response to Artemio
Best bet is to store their actual name as a value in the savefile, if you're using the default Read() and Write() the 'name' variable should contain what you need (and 'key' for their actual key)
Feb 15 2006, 9:17 am
In response to Nadrew
Okay, thanks.