GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 473543
problems with latin characters
Last modified: 2008-05-04 23:18:46 UTC
When on windows, path has accents or spaces, NPlot is not found and chronojump does not work. Check if it happens on linux. Temporary solution is to put chronojump directory on C:\ (as example) problems on windows with accents on generating html in report. Also this doesn't allow images and css to be used. Put a latin code pragma?. Check on linux problems on windows with accents on opening csv with calc apps. Check on linux
Linux chars: - no problem if there's latin chars on path (searching NPlot) - no problem with latin chars on names - no problem with export to html (show html accents, and accentuated html file) - no problem in csv Windows chars - Problem if there's latin chars on path (searching NPlot). Crash on start (on raul computer) or crash on paint nplot graph when painting (other computer) - on chronojump all is displayed ok - a report with accents on name can be created - a report with accents inside is correctly shown on firefox but not explorer (think on raul computer in neither of them) SOLVED! also on coding:automatic or Unicode has to be selected - csv accents are bad shown
1- in execution, check for current dir 2- see if path is invalid (c# cookbook, 718-722) 3- if it's write on the terminal and put some pause or whatever
In Linux works perfectly, on windows users should be warned of this things. We would try to imporve this thing on the future, but now it's not understood as a Blocker bug
New installer installjammer will install on (english)"C:\Program files" or (spanish)"C:\Archivos de programa This solves the problem of installing on a latin chars user's directory.