On Jan 30, 9:05 am, "Edward K. Ream" <[email protected]> wrote:
> More dubiously, the encoding used to compute standard directory names
> during startup is also always 'utf-8', regardless of platform.
> Previously, the encoding for Windows was 'mbcs'.
I just ran the following script in test.leo, with both @first lines,
and no @first line. In all cases, the code appears to work. That is,
the script prints the path properly to the console, and
g.os_path_exists reports True. So it appears that g.startupEncoding
can always return 'utf-8', or equivalently, we can dispense with the
"startup encoding" logic altogether
# @first # -*- coding: mbcs -*-
# @first # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
path = 'c:\prog\Leo Stuff\chinese脖folder'
for encoding in ('mbcs','utf-8'):
valid = g.isValidEncoding(encoding)
theDir = g.os_path_finalize(path,encoding='utf-8')
g.es(encoding,valid,theDir)
print(encoding,valid,g.os_path_exists(theDir))
Edward
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