Description of problem: Some inconsistencies were observed while searching for filenames from the textfield in gedit -> open section. 1. While searching, incorrect text is getting highlighted. ( For e.g., in the attached screenshot, I tried to search for the string 'あいうえ', the highlighted text in three different results were 'お' and 'あい' which is incorrect. Please create a text file with filename as 'あいうえお' for this case. 2. When a the search string is appended/deleted, some unwanted garbled characters are appearing in the filenames. (Please refer attached screenshot. In this case I deleted the last character in the search string 'あいうえお') 3. Folder names in Japanese do not get highlighted like those in English when searched Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F26 alpha gedit-3.22.0-4.fc26.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. As above 2. 3. Actual results: Incorrect text getting highlighted. Garbled characters observed when search string is modified. Japanese folder-name is not highlighted like those in English. Expected results: The correct text should get highlighted. There should not be any garbled characters. Japanese folder names should also get highlighted when searched. Additional info:
Getting following errors in terminal - 1 行の 56 文字目でエラー: 名前はUTF-8として正しくない文字列です - '\xa9' は妥当ではありません Translation using google translate - Error at line 56, 56th character: name is an incorrect string as UTF-8 - '\ xa9' is not valid
Checked with F27. While scenario 2 was not reproducible anymore, scenario 1 and 3 are still reproducible. In scenario 1, now it is observed that filename is not getting highlighted everytime even with English file names. Inconsistent behavior is observed.
Checked with F28. Similar observations as per comment #2. Changing the version to F28.
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Not observed with F32. Closing it.