Yes, the normalizer will work on any platform. But be aware of
platform differences:
- Mac OS X always decomposes a file name to Unicode Normalization
Form D regardless which normalization form the file name originally had
- Windows uses the composed form, but does not do automatic
normalization, i.e. a file named ä.txt in its decomposed form will be
treated as a different file name than ä.txt in its composed form.
- Linux flavors use the composed form. Unfortunately, I haven't got a
Linux box at hand, so I can't tell you how it treats file names in
different normalization form.
You are welcome, :)
Werner
On 17.09.2006, at 18:43, Sciss wrote:
thanks a lot for your help + effort! that really solved my problem!
[...]
so i assume that the normalizer will work also on windows and linux
or filesystems other than HFS+, so i really needn't do more?
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