Umlauts in filenames on Windows
Helmut Stiegler
helmut.stiegler at aon.at
Sun Feb 1 16:44:04 CST 2009
Stefan,
>> I tried your extension, however alas i get this error already when doing "hg
>> init"
>>
>
> It looks like there is a problem setting an attribute on a module
> before it is demand loaded, I have updated the patch.
>
When using the binary Windows-distribution, the error with
demand-loading is yet there, but on the new line (oldlistdir =
osutil.listdir). However if i use the source code and build a
testversion with Python 2.6, it works.
> It now works with a lot more commands.
Do you have another version? i just saw the line mentioned above and the
comment changed...
> The one thing it still does
> wrong is that is prints utf8 out to the ui object which is then
> printed to the console. This means that non-ascii filenames are
> printed wrong on the console, but everything else seems to be working
> for me.
>
great work! i'll do more testing in the next days!
Thanks again!
- Helmut
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