> I #8217;m have a GMPL data set, and some of the symbolic > parameters have some Russian characters (example: 70000_70460_1×Ó_20). > GMPL issues an error statement like #8220;character Ð not allowed #8221;.
> Any easy fix? Glpk does not support unicode as was noticed by Xypron. However, you can use some cyrillic encoding like koi-8 or windows-1251. Note also that such string literals should be enclosed within quotes, e.g. set S := "cyrillic text", "another abracadabra", ... ; Another way is to use multibyte characters; but in this case you need to have a specialized text editor. _______________________________________________ Help-glpk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-glpk
