> 1. Problem with unicode support. > I found some problems when trying to open SAV data file which contains > data in unicode (slovenian characters čšž/ČŠŽ) and/or variable names in > unicode. Instead of slovenian characters I get just queston marks > "?". > > This should work, but you have to make sure that the character > encoding of your current locale is the same as the encoding of the > data file you are trying to open. However, if your system locale is > UTF-8, and your dataset is encoded in (say) iso-8859-1 then you will > get the invalid characters changed to ? like you described.
My linux runs with UTF-8, and I'm also have the same problem. As we discovered because of the non-ascii chars on filename problem, windows never uses Unicode, so probably .sav files also don`t uses. So I think that any OS with UTF-8 will always have this problem. And because PSPP claims to be compatible with SPSS, we should use the same encoding as SPSS, who sadly uses the windows encoding. _______________________________________________ Pspp-users mailing list Pspp-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pspp-users
