Hey German,
I can reproduce the problem where directories with accented characters show up incorrectly in the open/save panels. I created a directory with an accented "é" using gnome, and it shows up in the gnustep open panel as "Å©".

I debugged this, and basically it's a configuration issue: the filenames returned by the posix readdir() function are being interpreted using +[NSString defaultCStringEncoding] , which is Latin-1 by default unless the GNUSTEP_STRING_ENCODING  environment var is set.

Try running:
"export GNUSTEP_STRING_ENCODING=NSUTF8StringEncoding"
before Ink, and see if it fixes the problem - it did for me.

Maybe we should change +[NSString defaultCStringEncoding] to NSUTF8StringEncoding?

Cheers,
Eric


On 2012-06-02, at 8:01 PM, Germán A. Arias wrote:

> Well, to investigate the problem of the directories names in panels
> Open/Save, I added in NSBrowser.m:
>
> NSLog(@"Path: %@", path);
>
> at line 460. And:
>
> NSLog(@"SubStrings: %@", [subStrings description]);
>
> at line 481. Now run Ink and then the Open panel in a directory that
> contains the letter "á". This is the output:
>
> 2012-06-02 17:47:45.806 Ink[18900] Path: /home/german/Imágenes
> 2012-06-02 17:47:45.927 Ink[18900] SubStrings: (home, german, "Im\U00C3
> \U00A1genes")
>
> This is not what I would expect for the method
> -componentsSeparatedByString:. (This is the method to make the
> "subStrings" array in line 578.).
>
>
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