Zsb?n Ambrus wrote: > The documentation explains how to quote a filename to be suitable as > an URI path. Is there a C function in the public API that I can call > to do this quoting for me automatically?
No. > It's also not clear to me how to quote filenames on unix if they > contain non-ascii bytes. The description of URI filenames at the > documentation page of the sqlite3_open function at > "http://sqlite.org/c3ref/open.html"; says that the filename has to be > UTF-8 encoded before it is URI-escaped, which makes sense on a Windows > system, but not very meaningful on a unix system where the filenames > are strings of bytes. When SQLite makes system calls, file names (which are assumed to be in UTF-8) are not converted. So while the documentation warns about using anything but UTF-8, you have to use the same encoding as the file system if your file names are not UTF-8. Regards, Clemens
