The situation starts to be clarified a little bit. First, if *ağaç.txt* opens in Linux as Martin stated but not in OS X and iOS, then the underlying OS has a big role.
It seems that in OS X and iOS, Livecode accepts only those chars with a unicode hex point up to U+00FF; That’s why *épøtç†.png* worked for John. Which, btw, I also tried and saw that works. But, like I said, I can’t control the editors’ input. I’ve already told them strictly not to use anything except Ascii-128. Still they enter filenames like *sophora-japonica-âpendulaâ.jpeg* At first look, it seems that it’ll work because that *a with breve* has a lesser code point than FF; but it’s a messed up name. Try to copy that char, you won’t be able to. There are two more invisible chars after *â*. I wonder how they {editor guys} managed to achieve this :)) Nevertheless, they blame me and my app; because it works on their desktop and on the website; but not on the iOS app :/ How can we make it work even with chars greater than U+00FF? Isn’t there any Japanese or Chinese or Russian Livecoders? I wonder what they do about these kinda issues… So, I’m still open to additional ideas :) Best, ~ Ender _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode