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Problem with style when quote encountered

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  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: UDIG 1.1.1
  • Fix Version/s: UDIG 1.4.1
  • Component/s: application
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Description

Whenever there is a quote ( '\'') in the value of an attribute, udig fails when attempting to produce a style based on this attribute (unfortunately, the quote is often used in french : " rue de l'arrivée " instead of " rue de la arrivée " when you uses adresses ).

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    test.sql
    30/Mar/09 4:55 AM
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    Laurent Pierre

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Jody Garnett added a comment -
Sorry Pierre you are going to need to work a bit more before I can reproduce this bug. Are you using the quote in an attribute name? (oh wait apparently not) - is a label in a text symbolizer? I think I am going to assume a text symbolizer?

Can I ask you to attach an example shapefile and style that can be used to reproduce the problem? even a single feature will be fine.
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Jody Garnett added a comment - Sorry Pierre you are going to need to work a bit more before I can reproduce this bug. Are you using the quote in an attribute name? (oh wait apparently not) - is a label in a text symbolizer? I think I am going to assume a text symbolizer? Can I ask you to attach an example shapefile and style that can be used to reproduce the problem? even a single feature will be fine.
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Laurent Pierre added a comment -
Hi Jody,

The bug appears only when UDIG uses a PostGIS connection. I join a dump of a table with a value containing '\'' in the 'nom_region' column. When you try to define a style using this attribute UDIG shows an error.

Laurent

PS : by the way, when you have an attribute with boolean values, UDIG fails to define a style too.
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Laurent Pierre added a comment - Hi Jody, The bug appears only when UDIG uses a PostGIS connection. I join a dump of a table with a value containing '\'' in the 'nom_region' column. When you try to define a style using this attribute UDIG shows an error. Laurent PS : by the way, when you have an attribute with boolean values, UDIG fails to define a style too.

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    Laurent Pierre
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