Well... more of a quick hack than a solution. There are way too many layers
of string en/decoding for me to grasp right now, but changing line 301
inside qt_chooser_widget_rep::perform_dialog of qt_dialogues.cpp to read
file = "(url-system " * scm_quote (cork_to_utf8(as_string (u))) *
")";
(i.e. reencoding the cork'ed string as utf8) and adding the necessary
#include "converter.hpp" will enable TeXmacsQT to open .tm files with
special chars (á,é,ü,ä,...) in their names. This wasn't working for me (SVN
rev 3564).
I don't understand why, but applying the same change to the portion of the
code which opens image files, a few lines above, will break it. Meaning I
get a new error
*TeXmacs] cannot read image file '/Users/miguel/whatever with á.jpg' in
qt_image_size*
Although, by the way, I can't be sure because I can't see any images at
all. All I get is a lot of
*TeXmacs] warning: cannot render /Users/miguel/(blabla...)/misc/pixmaps/
unknown.ps*
This looks like I didn't compile ps support in or something, right? I would
gladly investigate this issue further, but I'd need some help. For instance:
what is the internal representation of strings? which encoding? which
escaping? how does Scheme expect them to be?
Regards,
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