On Saturday, October 4, 2008 at 23:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Date: Sat, 4 Oct 2008 21:43:15 +0800 >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> I use the GNU Emacs 23.0.60.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.1.2600) of 2008-07-26 on >> LENNART-69DE564. I find that when I want to open a file under a very long >> path, say: >> >> --------------------- >> F:\zhaohs\Desktop\博士论文工作相关\博士论文写作相关\我的修改过程等细节\一些进一步的修改\解决多文献列表问题，已经接近实际所用（目前所用方案）\如何产生多个参考文献列表\基于multibib的实现\cjk_preamble_werner\werner最后提供的方法,必须使用utf8编码\cjkbib\cjk_preamble.tex >> >> --------------------- >> >> The Emacs will give me errors like the snapshot I posted here in the >> attachment. >> >> But, if I rename the above file into cjk.tex, in this way, the above path >> will look like the following: >> >> ----------------------- >> F:\zhaohs\Desktop\博士论文工作相关\博士论文写作相关\我的修改过程等细节\一些进一步的修改\解决多文献列表问题，已经接近实际所用（目前所用方案）\如何产生多个参考文献列表\基于multibib的实现\cjk_preamble_werner\werner最后提供的方法,必须使用utf8编码\cjkbib\cjk.tex >> >> ----------------------- >> >> Then the Emacs will open the above file correctly. >> >> Why does this happen? Who can give me some hints?
> It's possible that the multibyte encoding of this long file name takes > more than 260 characters, which is the longest file name that the > Windows ANSI APIs can handle. For longer file names, we need to use > the Unicode (a.k.a "wide-character") APIs, but Emacs doesn't do that > yet. I agree with you. Regards, -- Hongyi Zhao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Xinjiang Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry Chinese Academy of Sciences GnuPG DSA: 0xD108493 2008-10-5
