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- Subject: [mg76896] Re: [mg76715] messages
- From: "Lev Bishop" <lev.bishop+mathgroup at gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 05:07:13 -0400 (EDT)
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On 5/26/07, dimitris <dimmechan at yahoo.com> wrote: > Do you have any solution for the following messages > > (It appears on a new window during the saving procedure) > > Part of the path C:\Documents and Settings\D.S. Anagnostou\?p?f??e?a > e??as?a? does not exist. Unable to save file C:\Documents and Settings > \D.S. Anagnostou\?p?f??e?a e??as?a?\Untitled-1.nb. My guess is that you have non-ascii characters in the path you are trying to save to. Mathematica seems to only use the obsolete _A versions of the win32 API routines, which can only represent the subset of characters that exists in the current codepage. It should be using the more modern _W versions of the routines, which can take unicode paths and filenames. Look: $ objdump -p Mathematica.exe | grep 'A$' 10e64 0 SHGetFolderPathA 10f04 83 CreateFileA 10f12 320 GetCurrentDirectoryA 10f76 96 CreateMutexA 10f86 107 CreateSemaphoreA 10fa8 594 LoadLibraryA 10ee4 439 GetStartupInfoA 10fd0 381 GetModuleFileNameA 11548 921 WriteConsoleA 10ebe 102 CreateProcessA 10eb0 131 DeleteFileA 10e9a 350 GetFileAttributesA 10e86 383 GetModuleHandleA 10fb8 778 SetCurrentDirectoryA 11168 272 GetCommandLineA 1117a 489 GetVersionExA 113c2 580 LCMapStringA 113f8 246 FreeEnvironmentStringsA 114b8 442 GetStringTypeA 114e4 372 GetLocaleInfoA 11066 158 DialogBoxParamA 11028 252 GetClassNameA 10ff4 571 SendMessageA 11038 448 LoadImageA 110e6 472 RegDeleteValueA 110d4 516 RegSetValueExA 110c4 492 RegOpenKeyExA 110b0 497 RegQueryInfoKeyA 110a0 481 RegEnumValueA 110f8 292 GetUserNameA 11116 52 FindExecutableA $ objdump -p Mathematica.exe | grep 'W$' 1156e 931 WriteConsoleW 113e8 581 LCMapStringW 1142a 247 FreeEnvironmentStringsW 11444 343 GetEnvironmentStringsW 114ca 445 GetStringTypeW If you can just rename your directories so they can be represented in "WindowsANSI" CharacterEncoding. Ie, so that ToString[x, CharacterEncoding -> "WindowsANSI"] === x gives True. Lev
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