Manage the use of Shift+F4 when opening a local file that exists, or a remote folder or remote file that exists
This modification achieves that, for example, when users press Shift+F4 and paste the path of a local existent file like /etc/passwd, that file gets edited (instead of not getting opened and the user not getting informed about it). It also manages the cases of remote files.
TEST PLAN:
Using Shift+F4 to try to open a:
- local file that exists: /etc/passwd
- local file that doesn't exist: /tmp/nonexistent
- local folder that exists: /etc (Krusader has to say something like "You cannot edit a folder.")
- remote file that exists: smb://user@IP_ADDRESS/PATH/EXISTENT_FILE
- remote file that doesn't exist : smb://user@IP_ADDRESS/NONEXISTENT
- remote file that exists: fish://user@IP_ADDRESS:PORT/PATH/EXISTENT_FILE
- remote file that doesn't exist : fish://user@IP_ADDRESS:PORT/NONEXISTENT
- remote folder that exists: smb://user@IP_ADDRESS/PATH/EXISTENT_FOLDER
- remote folder that exists: fish://user@IP_ADDRESS:PORT/PATH/EXISTENT_FOLDER
Performing the tests using the default internal editor and also /usr/bin/kate.
Performing the tests using a system with a Qt version older than 5.11 (like Kubuntu 18.04 LTS) and a system with a Qt version equal or newer than 5.11 (like Kubuntu 19.10) because of a `#if QT_VERSION >= QT_VERSION_CHECK(5, 11, 0)`.
Editing the existing files, but using F4 instead of Shift+F4.FIXED: [ 417319 ] Problems when using Shift+F4 to open a local file that exists, or a remote folder or remote file that exists
BUG: 417319
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D27259