On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 11:31 PM, Kurt B. Kaiser <report@bugs.python.org>wrote:

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> Kurt B. Kaiser <kbk@shore.net> added the comment:
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> r72227.
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> How's your test code coming?  A relative Win filename with leading
> spaces should be found even when there's a file of same name but no
> spaces.
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> keywords: +26backport
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Sorry for the delay, Kurt.
Test with rev 72227 , ok.

test cases:
(one space betwwen a and b , one before second tmp, one before first x)
Searching 'hello' in d:\tmp\*.tmp ...
d:\tmp\ xx.tmp: 1: hello # see woot.py:24 :24
d:\tmp\a b\ tmp\ xx.tmp: 1: hello # see woot.py:24 :24
d:\tmp\a b\ xx.tmp: 1: hello # see woot.py:24 :24
Found 3 hits.
( all three opens the correct file)

Same changing the target lines to stress the regex:
d:\tmp\ xx.tmp: 1: hello # see woot.py: 24:24
d:\tmp\a b\ tmp\ xx.tmp: 1: hello # see woot.py: 24:24
d:\tmp\a b\ xx.tmp: 1: hello # see woot.py: 24:24
Found 3 hits.
( all three opens the correct file)

Non absolute path:
 xx.py: 1: hello # see woot.py: 24:24
xx.py: 1: hello # see woot.py: 24:24
Found 2 hits.
( both opens the correct file)

others; not listed: ok.

Thanks for taking care Kurt.