Hello,
I've talked about this issue some time ago as a bug which affects only
Windows. But now I can reproduce it also on linux.
If I use Linux with a locale which doesn't use utf8, or on Windows
(which also doesn't uses utf8) the Type of the variables on
psppire appears with strange chars. If I run psppire with a utf8
charset, the problem disappears.
Its strange that it only affects the type of the variable. Name, label
and values works fine on both locales.
with an utf8 locale: http://pspp.michelboaventura.com/files/with.png
without an utf8 locale: http://pspp.michelboaventura.com/files/without.png
The same problem happens if I try to open a file with non-ascii chars on
its name.
With non utf8 locales the file just doesn't open. I get a log of errors
on terminal like:
(psppire:19668): Pango-WARNING **: Invalid UTF-8 string passed to
pango_layout_set_text()
and on output I get:
GET FILE=X'C383C2A7C383C2A36F2E736176'.
error: Error opening "ção.sav": File not found.
Michel
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