Describe the bug
After creating a Qt project built using cmake, if there are spaces in the parent folder, the folder before the first space will be opened.
What I meet: creating a project in the folder C:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\test\, what we expect is to open the folder C:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\test\, but the automatically opened folder is C:\Users\Xi\OneDrive\.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a new project
- Choose a Qt project option, taking Qt Widgets Application as an example, then click Next
- Specify project name and location, taking project name
test and location C:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\ as an example, then click Create

- Ater the Wizard open, click Next
- Choose CMake project for Qt as Build System, then click Next

- Click Finish
- See error
Expected behavior
After creating, the folder C:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\test\ will be opened.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- Qt VS Tool Version: 3.3.1 (rev.1)
- Visual Studio version: VS2022 Professional
Additional context
This problem may have something to do with language. When I choose English as Visual Studio language, the problem cannot be reproduced. However, when I choose Chinese, I can reproduce the problem.
Describe the bug
After creating a Qt project built using cmake, if there are spaces in the parent folder, the folder before the first space will be opened.
What I meet: creating a project in the folder
C:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\test\, what we expect is to open the folderC:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\test\, but the automatically opened folder isC:\Users\Xi\OneDrive\.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
testand locationC:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\as an example, then click CreateExpected behavior
After creating, the folder
C:\Users\Xi\OneDrive - 6fjklk\code\C++\Qt Projects\test\will be opened.Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
This problem may have something to do with language. When I choose English as Visual Studio language, the problem cannot be reproduced. However, when I choose Chinese, I can reproduce the problem.