@ 在 WP7 磁贴标题开头替换为路径：已知问题？
我正在使用 ShellTile.Create 方法创建辅助图块。我开发的应用程序的用户注意到，如果他们固定的实体的名称以“@”开头（然后用于磁贴的标题），则手机显示的标题为“ @\Applications\" ....
在我看来，手机似乎以某种方式将名称开头的“@”视为特殊的，并将其替换为路径...
这里我设置 ShellTileData。标题为“@Test”。这就是被固定的内容：
我已经尝试过对标题进行 UrlEncoding - 没有运气。
以前有人遇到过这个吗？这是一个已知问题吗？
达米安
我已经接受了下面科林的回答。这是我现在根据他的建议使用的代码：
...
if(initialData.Title.StartsWith("@")) {
initialData.Title = '\uff20' + initialData.Title.Substring(1);
}
ShellTile.Create(uri, initialData);
I'm using the ShellTile.Create method to create a secondary tile. Users of the app I've developed have noticed that if the entity they are pinning has a name that starts with "@" (which is then used for the title of the tile), then the title that is displayed by the phone is "@\Applications\" ....
It looks to me as though the phone treats an "@" at the start of the name as special somehow, and replaces it with a path ...
Here I'm setting the ShellTileData.Title to "@Test". This is what gets pinned:
I've tried UrlEncoding the title - no luck.
Has anyone come across this before? Is it a known issue?
Damian
I've accepted Colin's answer below. This is the code I'm now using based on his suggestion:
...
if(initialData.Title.StartsWith("@")) {
initialData.Title = '\uff20' + initialData.Title.Substring(1);
}
ShellTile.Create(uri, initialData);
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根据我的评论...尝试一下
\uFF20，我怀疑有人会注意到@和＠之间的区别。As per my comment ... give
\uFF20a go, I doubt anyone will notice the difference between @ and ＠.Microsoft 的 Eric Fleck 在这里回复：http://forums.create。 msdn.com/forums/p/100059/598687.aspx#598687
下面提到了该问题Peter Torr 博客上的“谨防‘@’符号”：http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ptorr/archive/2011/07/12/background-agents-part-3-of-3.aspx
Peter 建议添加零-Width-Space unicode char (8203) 到以 @ 开头的图块名称的开头。
Eric Fleck from Microsoft responded here: http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/p/100059/598687.aspx#598687
There is a mention of the issue under "Beware of the '@' Sign" on Peter Torr's blog here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ptorr/archive/2011/07/12/background-agents-part-3-of-3.aspx
Peter recommends adding a Zero-Width-Space unicode char (8203) to the start of tile names that begin with an @.
好吧，当你们谈论“代码”时，我只知道“@”符号是由普通欧盟输入“shift+2”提供的，这是非常常见的。这是 GTD 的“把事情做好”实践，已经存在多年了。因此，它可能比一般开发人员/编码人员想象的更常见。
同时，感谢您对达米安的调查。
Well while you guys talk "code," all I know is the "@" symbol as supplied by typing "shift+2" by your average EU, is extremely common. This is a GTD "Getting Things Done" practice that has been around for a number of years. So it may be more common than the average dev/coder may think.
In the meantime, thanks for looking into this Damian.