Thread: Change characters in metadata title and filenames on disk
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Old 10-22-2019, 05:53 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by NickKnaque View Post
Thanks, but that does not matter, both Windows & Linux support '+' in filenames.


If it's allowable in Linux and Windows (and as far as know on MacOS too), the question is: why is '+' replaced with '_' in the library file name?

Given that '#', '$', '&', '-' etc are not replaced.

I get why \/:*?"<>| are replaced, but not anything else. And I'm not 100% certain it's been ever thus.

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