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fix file names in mounted directories.

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This used the normalized file name for access which only works on case insensitive file systems and only as long as no character gets mangled by Unicode normalization.
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Professor Hastig 2024-01-17 12:17:36 +01:00 committed by Christoph Oelckers
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commit cfb4e4f105
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src/common/filesystem/source/file_directory.cpp
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@ -128,9 +128,15 @@ int FDirectory::AddDirectory(const char *dirpath, LumpFilterInfo* filter, FileSy
Printf(FSMessageLevel::Warning, "%s is larger than 2GB and will be ignored\n", entry.FilePath.c_str());
continue;
}
// for accessing the file we need to retain the original unaltered path.
// On Linux this is important because its file system is case sensitive,
// but even on Windows the Unicode normalization is destructive
// for some characters and cannot be used for file names.
// Examples for this are the Turkish 'i's or the German ß.
SystemFilePath[count] = stringpool->Strdup(entry.FilePathRel.c_str());
// for internal access we use the normalized form of the relative path.
// this is fine because the paths that get compared against this will also be normalized.
Entries[count].FileName = NormalizeFileName(entry.FilePathRel.c_str());
SystemFilePath[count] = Entries[count].FileName;
Entries[count].CompressedSize = Entries[count].Length = entry.Length;
Entries[count].Flags = RESFF_FULLPATH;
Entries[count].ResourceID = -1;