OCTGN

Hi,

I installed sets that were stored at a location that had a # sign in its path name, like “C:\foo\# bar”.
Installing went fine, but then I started the deck editor and wanted to see some cards in the new sets.
I selected one card from such a set and then the game crashed with a System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException telling me it could not find the path “C:\foo\” (stack is attached).
As I know that the DirectoryNotFoundException error messages are a little bit tricky (and don’t mean what they say) I figured out that the problem was the #.
When placing the set somewhere else everything works fine.

Another example:
If I put the set in a path like “C:\foo\test, bar\” the program tries to locate the file at “C:\foo\test\ bar\”. The space is preserved, but the comma is a backslash now.

I haven’t tested any more than those two characters.
Maybe you can figure out what the problem is.

And thanks for that nice application :)

Cheers,
Lysann