I just thought Windows uses unicode for filenames. Anyway, I think I know how to reproduce it. I have deleted my .emacs file and .emacs.d directory so as to rule that out. I have .txt files associated with "emacsclientw.exe -n". When I doubleclick on a .txt file with swedish characters in the filename e.g. "bäst.txt" the error occurs. But when I invoke emacs from the commandline with emacsclientw -n "c:\Documents and Settings\23052547\Desktop\bäst.txt" all works well.
So something happens when I doubleclick a .txt file that doesn't happen when I use the command line. More suggestions on what to do to narrow it down further? Anyway, the problem seems to occur only when I invoke emacs through emacsclientw.exe On 5/29/07, Eli Zaretskii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Date: Mon, 28 May 2007 21:56:27 +0200 > From: "Johan Rex" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Wrote d:/- Johans/tr\344ning/2007.txt As I wrote in gnu.emacs.help, I cannot reproduce this. Can you try this in "emacs -Q"? Also, I'm curious why do you say in the Subject "unicode path". All I see in your report is a file name with Latin-1 characters, I don't see anything Unicode. Could you please explain?
