#726 fails with filenames with a "*"

[Felix Sipma]

mediainfo fails with filenames with a "*" (it just outputs a newline character).

Please don't repeat that non-paid bugs are set to low priority, you don't know when you have time to handle it.

[Felix Sipma]

Oops, I should have put Milestone to "Incorrect_result" :(

[Jerome Martinez]

With new sourefroge system, I don't have anymore the templates so it is longer to write it, so I don't write it ;). But it does not change the priority for me (any patch is welcome).

More seriously, it is related to also the question mark issue

[Felix Sipma]

OK :-)
Do you know where could the "?" and "*" issues come from? Is it just from the command line parsing?
I would be happy to help if mediainfo was written in python, but C++ is a different deal... :-)

[Jerome Martinez]

I think it is due to how I manage wildcards (on Windows, theses characters are forbidden, so I did not care about files with such characters in the filenames), 100% in my code.