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Re: stop translating fancy apostrophy
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| José Luis Pérez Diez 2006-05-23, 6:59 pm |
| In article <PBtcg.85$3W6.21@fe03.lga>, Robert wrote:
> On win32 I have some scripts that parse list of files.
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> Some filenames have fancy apostrophes, m-dashes, angled quotes, etc.
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> My script translates all of these to simple apostrophe, n-dashes, straight
> quotes, etc.
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> These translated names then no longer work to access the files.
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Keep them in a hash with the untransliterated names as data.
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| Robert 2006-05-23, 9:57 pm |
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"José Luis Pérez Diez" <jluis@agujero-negro.escomposlinux.org> wrote in
message news:VA.00000ade.00c435bc@agujero-negro.escomposlinux.org...
> In article <PBtcg.85$3W6.21@fe03.lga>, Robert wrote:
> Keep them in a hash with the untransliterated names as data.
How? That's the question. A read/print of the file name outputs the
translated characters.
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| José Luis Pérez Diez 2006-05-24, 3:59 am |
| In article <81Pcg.331$9Q3.192@fe06.lga>, Robert wrote:
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> How? That's the question. A read/print of the file name outputs the
> translated characters.
Reading the rest of the thread I'm more  could you post a feu
lines of code that show your problem
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