Hi. The error is self explained.



This is the saved file:



Best regards.
Alvaro.

Thank you, I'll fix it ASAP.

Fixed and released for the latest beta

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Fixed and released for the latest beta

Hi Davide. The issue persists for release "0.99.7786.571":

test.sm (2 KiB) downloaded 26 time(s).



Best regards.
Alvaro.

It works for me even if dots, slashes and underscores are encoded

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It works for me even if dots, slashes and underscores are encoded

Hi Davide. Yes. you're right, it works with encoded strings now, I see the strings, and no check if can read files with that.

So, standard ASCII characters lower than 128 will be encoded as Unicode? That can introduce a lot of issues for low level manipulation to the user.



test_unicode_2.sm (5 KiB) downloaded 23 time(s).

Also, the string "a_b" doesn't appear in the search box, but if you search for x, x and "x" appear.

Also, suppose that I want to find an sm file where it's defined the function "my_function_1": I need to search now the string "my\005F\function\005F\1" inside the files?

Best regards.
Alvaro.

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So, standard ASCII characters lower than 128 will be encoded as Unicode? That can introduce a lot of issues for low level manipulation to the user.

As Andrey has stated there's an enforcement on the encoding, I don't know how much can be relaxed (as positive thing now you should be able to use 4-digits folders in paths); however as you pointed out in some fields the program misses the proper implementation to deal with them (more visible because the enforced rule, but would have been buggy even with less strict approach, and it was buggy since the encoding was already in place). Ideally it should works flawlessy whatever under the hood all character are encoded or not.

Alvaro,

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Also, the string "a_b" doesn't appear in the search box, but if you search for x, x and "x" appear.

Also, suppose that I want to find an sm file where it's defined the function "my_function_1": I need to search now the string "my\005F\function\005F\1" inside the files?

Thank you! Fixed.