different stack locations, different (or no) responses?

[J. Landman Gay]

Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote:

> Now I think I found the culprit. The target folder was C (desktop > 
> folder A >  folder B > folder C) with A, B, and C being meaningful names 
> indicating the topics of the projects I am working on. C contains word 
> processing files, outliner files and further folders. I never had any 
> problem with opening the other stuff placed either in C or in its 
> sub-folders, only the said Revolution stack displayed the strange 
> behaviour I described.
> 
> The problem, however, was not C in itself but rather the name of folder 
> B in which one term was put in quotation marks. I removed those and now 
> everything works as expected.

Good sleuthing, I'm glad you were able to find the problem. It makes 
sense, sort of. You might want to bug-report this, though I'm not sure 
it can be fixed easily. The long name of a stack always includes 
quotation marks, and if the path also includes quotes then I can see how 
Rev would have trouble parsing it.

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