There is a problem on Windows that has me stumped. If you open a file with a non-ASCII character in the name or path using "pd -open" it works fine. If you open it using File -> Open, then it freezes Pd. If you print the filename to the Pd window right before its sent to Pd, it prints properly:
C:/Documents and Settings/pd/Desktop/comma,coüüümma.pd But running "pd.com -d 3" shows: pd open comma\,co├╝├╝├╝mma.pd C:/Documents\ and\ Settings/pd/Desktop; open: C:/Documents and Settings/pd/Desktop/comma,co├╝├╝├╝mma.pd: No such file or directory comma,co├╝├╝├╝mma.pd: No such file or directory So somewhere in the network receiving the unicode is going wrong, but only on Windows. Its a bad bug for anyone who uses non-ASCII letters on Windows. Any ideas? .hc _______________________________________________ Pd-dev mailing list Pd-dev@iem.at http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-dev
