Hi David,
I did some changes in octave-forge/admin/octlang in order to preserve
UTF-8 as the charset of the translations. Now I can see the translations
(special characters) correctly on Windows and Linux.
One issue still open. After I install the Spanish package I use the command
> dos("chcp 65001")
in the post_install script, nonetheless, after I rest Octave the code
page is reseted to 850, hence special characters are not shown properly
unless you type again dos("chcp 65001"). Then my question is, is it
possible to somehow save the command "chcp 65001" in a file such that
the final user doesn't need to worry about applying this command
whenever he/she restarts Octave in Windows?
Javier
On 22.04.2010 08:11 AM, David Bateman wrote:
> As long as the windows, mac osx and various linux flavours support
> this correctly, my feeling is change it to use UTF-8.. However, I seem
> to remember that saving loading UTF-8 files Octave posed some
> problems, coe you try saving a file a UTF-8 text string with the save
> options "-ascii", "-binary" and "-v6" and see if t=you can correctly
> reload it?
>
> Cheers
> David
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