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how to glob with international or unicode file names?

SpringFlowers AutumnMoon

10/14/2007 11:16:00 AM

with the Dir[" path "]
or Dir.glob

is it possible to glob the filenames with unicode or international
characters in it? Right now it is returning ????????.mp3

to test it, you can grab some international characters at

http://news.google.com/n...
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2 Answers

7stud --

10/14/2007 5:45:00 PM

0

SpringFlowers AutumnMoon wrote:
> with the Dir[" path "]
> or Dir.glob
>
> is it possible to glob the filenames with unicode or international
> characters in it? Right now it is returning ????????.mp3
>

I think that means your display device doesn't understand the
characters--not that ruby is unable to retrieve those filenames. For
instance, if I have a file named:

ááá.txt

in the current directory, and I write:


arr = Dir['*']
puts arr

I get:

...
...
ááá.txt
...
...
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7stud --

10/14/2007 5:56:00 PM

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Hmmm...let's try that again:

7stud -- wrote:
> SpringFlowers AutumnMoon wrote:
>> with the Dir[" path "]
>> or Dir.glob
>>
>> is it possible to glob the filenames with unicode or international
>> characters in it? Right now it is returning ????????.mp3
>>
>
> I think that means your display device doesn't understand the
> characters--not that ruby is unable to retrieve those filenames. For
> instance, if I have a file named:

ááá.txt

in the current directory, and I write:

arr = Dir['*']
puts arr

the output is:

....
....
ááá.txt
....
....

My terminal can display utf-8 encoded characters.
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