It definitely looks like it's accent decomposition. I
tried this code:
testFile("\u00e9.html");
testFile("\u00e9\u00e9.html");
testFile("\u00e9\u00e9\u00e9.html");
String[]
files = new File(".").list();
for ( int i = 0; i <
files.length; i++ ) {
String
s = files[i];
if ( s.endsWith(".html") )
testFile( s );
}
static void testFile( String s
) {
System.out.println(
s +": " + new File( s ).exists()
);
for ( int j = 0; j < s.length();
j++ )
System.out.print(
(int)s.charAt(j)+" " );
System.out.println();
}
and got the output (characters mangled by
the Xcode console):
\216.html: true
233 46 104 116 109 108
\216\216.html: true
233 233 46 104 116 109 108
\216\216\216.html: false
233 233 233 46 104 116 109 108
e.html: true
101 46 104 116 109 108
e?.html: true
101 769 46 104 116 109 108
e?e?.html: true
101 769 101 769 46 104 116 109 108
e?e?e?.html: true
101 769 101 769 101 769 46 104 116 109 108
The composed accents from the original strings sometimes work
and sometimes not, but if you list the files in the folder the names
have decomposed accents and they work OK.
Jerry
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