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Re: Issues with Extended Characters using Files and Runtime.exec (especially in 1.5)



Greg,
Setting the "file.encoding" property to "UTF-8" does convert the exec parameters to UTF-8, so your hypothesis appears to be correct.  I am getting a system ready to put the developer preview on to verify its behavior.  We shall see what the results are....

Thanks,
Michael

Greg Guerin wrote:
Michael Macaluso wrote:

  
After investigating what the open command receives as the parameter, it
appears that the 1.5 VM has reverted from the UTF-8 (in < 1.5) encoding to
the MacRoman encoding.
    
...


I suspect that something may have changed which had been using UTF-8 and
started using the "file.encoding" property (i.e. the "default encoding"),
rather than an Apple engineer making an actual decision to intentionally
convert to MacRoman.


I also suggest trying the new 1.5 DP7, to see if the problem is still
present.  If so, please send an urgent email to Apple that this is badly
broken and desperately needs fixing before final release.  If the problem
is fixed, then all I can say is "Whew!".
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