Re: Internationalisation and fonts - a suggestion

[Christopher Culver]

I ran into problem something like that of Pete a few days ago in GWorkspace. In 
a directory (viewed with the NSBrowser view, if it makes a difference), I could 
no longer find a number of files and folders, though they were visible if I 
went to a terminal window and typed `ls`. I tracked it down to a single file, 
which had an LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH ACUTE in seemingly malformed UTF-8. Once 
GWorkspace hit this, it went crazy and started missing some of the following 
files and directories.

Maybe Marcus Kuhn's UTF-8-test.txt file could be helpful for the GS developers?

Christopher Culver

On 2003-08-04 14:05:36 +0300 Pete French <pete@twisted.org.uk> wrote:

> > Anyway, changing the c string encoding shouldn't affect anything. If it
> > does, and it isn't related to some limit in the system you're running
> > GNUstep on, it's probably a bug. back-xlib's text handling is probably
>
> Indeed. See the posting I made about Ink.app last night. Setting UTF8
> stops filesnames in my home directory which end in '.rtf' appearing in
> the file browser. God knows why.
>
> -bat.
>
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