Fixed path extraction for Windows and OSX

[bwklein]

Corrects regex for file:\ pattern from #12 and adds in a pattern for matching quoted path string.

[ldez]

your PR breaks the package 😄

[bwklein]

Need to update test spec for new code.

[ldez]

wait I report your fix

[ldez]

I going to switch on windows to test.

[bwklein]

@ldez Can you check if I did it right in the updated spec?

[bwklein]

It looks like the tests are working as expected now.

[ldez]

That doesn't work on Win7... You are using Win10?

[ldez]

why you have removed ^ and $ ?

[bwklein]

I am testing on Windows 10 and OS X now. It works for both systems for me. What string is Windows 7 using for the path?

^ and $ could probably be added back in. It wasn't working for me when I left those in at first. I think because for my file:\ URL there is not a double-quote at the end of the string and there was no need to indicate anything at the end of it. I have added both symbols back into the double-quote stripping pattern.

[ldez]

the $ is use when you try to copy multiple file:

file:\\c:\img01.png
file:\\c:\img02.png

[ldez]

currently, we not support this behavior

[ldez]

can you rewrite this part like that:

# windows specific
windowsFilePattern = /^file:[\/]{2,3}(.*)$/
windowsPathPattern = /^\"(.*)\"$/
if clipboardText.match windowsFilePattern or clipboardText.match windowsPathPattern
  clipboardText = windowsPathPattern.exec(clipboardText)?[1] or windowsFilePattern.exec(clipboardText)?[1]

[ldez]

On Win7 the feature doesn't work because the string is always empty.

[ldez]

can you remove console.log ?