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Re: More Encodings issues
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Re: More Encodings issues


  • Subject: Re: More Encodings issues
  • From: Tackel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 17:49:56 +0200

Hi,

I'm sorry for the three consecutive emails, but my ISP web-mail has
also an encoding problem ;-) In this email you should read the same
characters I wrote.

Regards,
Tackel.


Hi folks,

I just want to tell you about and strange "issue" I've found working
with accentuated filenames. The idea is to create a plist file that
will be an array filenames in order to make some checks with the
application.

I have no problem with non-accentuated filenames but with accentuated
ones I found the following issue:

The steps I followed were:
1- Created a folder an rename it "Aide-mC)moire" (Introduced manually)
2- Opened the plist file with plist editor
3- created a new sibling and introduced manually : "Aide-mC)moire"
4- Created a new sibling a copy-paste the name from the folder I
created before.

So we have two siblings that should be identical but we have they are
different. If you open the plist file with BBEdit you will find:
...
<string>Aide-meCCmoire</string>
<string>Aide-mbB)moire</string>
...

Could anybody explain me that?

As always, Many thanks,
Tackel.
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