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Windows VM does not open an image if the image path argument contains non-ASCII characters.
An example where a.image opens á.image does not:
The problem occurs if the non-ASCII char is anywhere in the image path argument provided to the Pharo.exe, no matter whether the path is absolute or relative and whether such character is in the mage file name or directory name.
It works in case the containing directory has non-ASCII chars, but the directory is current directory and we use relative path that only contains ASCII chars. All that matters is the string passed as an argument, not the actual full absolute path.
Tested on:
Windows 11
VM 10.0.0.8
Pharo image 11
Issue is not present on Linux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Windows VM does not open an image if the image path argument contains non-ASCII characters.
An example where
a.image
opensá.image
does not:The problem occurs if the non-ASCII char is anywhere in the image path argument provided to the Pharo.exe, no matter whether the path is absolute or relative and whether such character is in the mage file name or directory name.
It works in case the containing directory has non-ASCII chars, but the directory is current directory and we use relative path that only contains ASCII chars. All that matters is the string passed as an argument, not the actual full absolute path.
Tested on:
Windows 11
VM 10.0.0.8
Pharo image 11
Issue is not present on Linux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: