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I wanted to deal with both "special characters" + and = at the same time, but it wasn't so trivial as I thought - so I fix only the actual problem, which is the +
I wanted to deal with both "special characters" + and = at the same time, but it wasn't so trivial as I thought - so I fix only the actual problem, which is the +
What exactly do you mean? That you cannot simply use rsplit_once also with =?
While using str::rsplit_once is a straightforward solution, it's better to use str::strip_suffix and explicitly check against the cases +p, +f, +pf and +fp that we support. This allows to use + characters even in unpolarized PDF names.
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closes #386