OS:
Win 7 SP2
Cockatrice version:
Version 2.4.0 (2017-11-19)
This is what the .mwDeck original file looks like:

It is an old deck I saved in Magic Workstation.
When I load a deck of type .mwDeck, each card entry is loaded with an extra blank space in front of it and each card has only lower-case letters:

This means that Cockatrice doesn't recognize the card correctly. No image or rules text is displayed.
When I save the deck as a .cod file, each card gets a blank space in front of its name and it is saved in lower-case only:

I think this is a regression. We're supposed to be able to load mws decks. @ZeldaZach do you recall if the deck parsing code changed lately?
Regardless this should be really easy to fix. @dino572 can you please attach the mwDeck file?
Thanks for taking a look at this. I can't upload mwDeck files here but here's a dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/77kurck39fon8t4/Bears.mwDeck?dl=1
If I "Save deck to clipboard" and then "Load deck from clipboard", it loads as it should.
decklist.cpp line 564:
// Filter out MWS edition symbols and basic land extras QRegExp rx("\\[.*\\]"); line.remove(rx); rx.setPattern("\\(.*\\)"); line.remove(rx);
Is that the problem? Not removing one space after the brackets ?
E.g.
1 [M11] Runeclaw Bear
The code removes "[M11]" but leaves two blanks, one that was before and one that was after the brackets.
Good call. That looks like like it could be the issue. Want to send a pull request changing that regex to \\[.*\\]\s? ? We can get a test build up for you
I think I sent a pull request now.
The changes are:
QRegExp rx("\\[.*\\]\s?");
rx.setPattern("\\\s(.*\\)");
I added an \s in the second regex too because otherwise I think a line like this:
1 [XLN] Island (2)
Would end up with a space at the end.
You created a pull request, but against your fork of the repo and not the main cockatrice repo.
Don't worry, just follow this link https://github.com/Cockatrice/Cockatrice/compare/master...dino572:dino572-patch-1 to create the PR on the correct repo
I created the PR from that link - #3056
I made a new pull request with the extra backslashes.
For future reference, there's no need to make new pull requests for fixing issues; just add another commit to the branch you opened the pull request from, and it'll be included in the PR.
I think it's fixed. The final changes were:
QRegExp rx("\\[.*\\]\\s?");
line.remove(rx);
rx.setPattern("\\s?\\(.*\\)");
line.remove(rx);
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For future reference, there's no need to make new pull requests for fixing issues; just add another commit to the branch you opened the pull request from, and it'll be included in the PR.