At 10:41 AM -0700 4/15/08, Robert Sneidar wrote:
Am I missing something here?
Yes, you missed the part where you test your theory! I tried for a
while to find a solution, and couldn't find one. The issue is that
when you get the file that contains those odd characters, the string
is already wrecked. You can see the effect by doing this (and
pointing to a file with those odd characters in its name):
answer file ""
open file it
close file it
You'll now have a new file, that is the distorted variation of the
original filename. So for any case where you are asking the user to
pick a file, you're not going to have the path to that file, you'll
get a modified version of it.
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