Pascal Georges wrote:

Hi!

>      > I found non ASCII characters in FIDE.spf. Is it allowed?
>     "Sort of". I think at some point we'll have to move on to full UTF. As
>     far as I can see, Scid does not have a principal problem with UTF, but
>     there were some issues I vaguely remember with the docs/menu
>     translations. For FIDE.spf I take the names as returned by FIDE, so they
>     contain UTF chars. A similar problem will come up with ratings file. In
>     PM Franz told me that he'd prefer full UTF there as well.
> 
> 
> UTF is certainly a good choice and Tcl handles UTF well, so it should 
> work (except that it uses UTF16 IIRC).

Oh, I could set LANG ot some UTF-16, in case. Would that be
better? Change things? As I said, I'll regenerate this file
in due time in an updated edition.

>      > Look at the player
>      >
>      > photo "MontaƱa, Francisco" {
>      >
>      > What do you think about "\tilde n" in the player name?
> 
>     I _think_ it should work, but I'm not sure about it. (Especially not on
>     Windows where UTF is a mess.)
> 
> 
> I don't understand how it should work : "\tilde n" is not understood by 
> Tcl, or can someone explain ?

I understood Mikahls "\tilde n" as a pointer to where he
thinks the problem resides. Otherwise it would require
regsub here or some call to recode(1).

\tilde n is nice TeX syntax, there'd be conversions for any
char available in 7bit. A nice solution as well :) <joking/>

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