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fix #436
现在, 用图形编辑器选择文件时, 若目录名称包含与 basePath 相同的字符串, 路径不会被意外裁剪

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Hello @HardyNLee, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

I've reviewed this pull request, which addresses a critical bug in file path handling within the graphical editor. The core issue was that file paths were being incorrectly truncated when a directory name happened to contain a string identical to the basePath. This fix ensures that file paths are now accurately determined, preventing data loss or incorrect references when selecting files.

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  • Path Resolution Bug Fix: I've updated the logic for extracting the relative file name in ChooseFile.tsx. Previously, a split operation could lead to unintended truncation if a directory name contained the basePath string. The new implementation uses a regular expression with a start-of-string anchor (^) to precisely remove only the leading basePath, ensuring correct relative paths.
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The code changes introduce a fix for a bug where file paths were incorrectly truncated. The fix replaces a split/join method with a replace using a regular expression. A suggestion has been made to improve the correctness and quality of the new implementation by using native string methods, which are safer and more readable for this use case than a regular expression that would require escaping.

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const combinedBasePath = basePath.join('/');
// 移除开头的 basePath/
const basePathRegex = new RegExp(`^${combinedBasePath}/`, 'g');
let fileName = file?.path.replace(basePathRegex, '');
props.onChange({
...file,
name: fileName,
});

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Using a regular expression here has a potential pitfall: if a folder name in basePath contains special regex characters (e.g., ., +, *), it could lead to incorrect path trimming or even an error. A simpler and safer approach would be to use String.prototype.startsWith() and String.prototype.substring() to avoid regular expressions altogether and be more explicit about what's happening.

    const prefix = `${basePath.join('/')}/`;
    const fileName = file.path.startsWith(prefix)
      ? file.path.substring(prefix.length)
      : file.path;
    props.onChange({
      ...file,
      name: fileName,
    });

@MakinoharaShoko MakinoharaShoko merged commit 4a335a0 into OpenWebGAL:dev Jul 15, 2025
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