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Hi,
I create a new file on Mac OS X 10.4.2 with umlauts, e.g.
new File("/dir/testäöü.txt").createNewFile();
The umlauts map to following bytes: ä=0xE4, ö=0xF6, ü=0xFC.
Now I read the directory content with
String[] fileNames = new File("/dir").list();
The curious thing is, that now the file name looks similar, but has a
different byte representation: ä=0x61 0x308, ö=0x6F 0x308, ü=0x75 0x308.
Is this a bug in Mac OS X' file system or a bug in Mac OS X' Java
implementation? Does someone knows, how to work around this problem (except
not using file names with umlauts)? Thanks in advance.
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Best regards,
Thomas Singer
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