Import Plain Text File

[FusionX8]

Hello,

When trying to import a Plain Text File - I am unable to see .txt or any file other than folders.

Granted, you can copy and paste from a text file.

[giuspen]

Not clear, please explain in detail and state version and operative system
On 18 May 2016 16:30, "FusionX8" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hello,

When trying to import a Plain Text File - I am unable to see .txt or any
file other than folders.

Granted, you can copy and paste from a text file.

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[FusionX8]

CherryTree Version 0.36.9 Windows 7 x64

Inside CherryTree, Going to dropdown menu 'Import' > select 'From Plain Text File' > [Enter Name] > 'Select file'
I am unable to see or select any .txt documents. All I can see is folders.

(Maybe I am misinterpreting its use?)

[Bob3001]

@FusionX8 it should show you files with the extension txt and only those. So if you see nothing there are no files ending with txt. You can replace "txt" with what you like though.

@giuspen unfortunately the import of text files, even text files created with cherrytree, does not work at all. I'm trying to import shell scripts which fails, the imported text looks like when opening a binary file with more or cat on Unix.

[giuspen]

@Bob3001 can you share with me one text file whose import fails?

On 1 June 2016 at 07:41, Bob3001 notifications@github.com wrote:

@FusionX8 https://github.com/FusionX8 it should show you files with the
extension txt and only those. So if you see nothing there are no files
ending with txt. You can replace "txt" with what you like though.

@giuspen https://github.com/giuspen unfortunately the import of text
files, even text files created with cherrytree, does not work at all. I'm
trying to import shell scripts which fails, the imported text looks like
when opening a binary file with more or cat on Unix.

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[Bob3001]

@giuspen Attached file was exported from CherryTree and the import fails.

Technical--Scripting--ksh--AIX_check_and_start_NFS.txt

[giuspen]

Thank you I see the problem, unfortunately the same python version under
linux and windows is behaving differently :( I will search for a solution
to this problem

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@giuspen https://github.com/giuspen Attached file was exported from
CherryTree and the import fails.

Technical--Scripting--ksh--AIX_check_and_start_NFS.txt
https://github.com/giuspen/cherrytree/files/292877/Technical--Scripting--ksh--AIX_check_and_start_NFS.txt

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[bitboy85]

If the file is named *.txt it shows up correctly in Windows 7 x64.
The import issue is caused by support.auto_decode_str(file_content)
in imports.py you can change line 2085 "self.add_node_with_content(filepath, support.auto_decode_str(file_content))" to
if os.name == 'nt': self.add_node_with_content(filepath, file_content) else: self.add_node_with_content(filepath, support.auto_decode_str(file_content))

There is another import issue(?) from the given file name i would expect that it creates a node "Technical" and a subnode "Scripting" and a sub-subnode "ksh"