fix .bridge file loading by encoding brackets using toURI().toString()#260
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fix .bridge file loading by encoding brackets using toURI().toString()#260traybug23 wants to merge 2 commits intobridgedb:mainfrom
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BridgeDb loading issues #211
The issue was that when a .bridge file was being downloaded twice, Windows would automatically add (1) to the file name and the plugin was unable to load it.
Solution: .toURI().toString(); encodes the parantheses from special character to %28 and %29. This would also encode (space) in the file name as %20, thus in case a file would have space in its name, it will still be loaded.
( is encoded as %28
) is encoded as %29
(space) is encoded as %20
Now, the BridgeDb files can load successfully.
@egonw @DeniseSl22