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SVN change mark appears on each non-ASCII utf-8 character #2023

Open oehhar opened 8 years ago

oehhar commented 8 years ago

Short Summary

Open an unchanged file with

Any line with a non-ASCII character is shown as modified, as seen below (blue bar to the left):

komodo_change_mark_on_umlauts

komodo_change_mark_on_umlauts_clicked

Expected results

Not shown as modified

Actual results

Shown as mdified as encoding is not correctly interpreted

Platform Information

Komodo Edit or IDE? IDE Komodo Version? 10.1.1 Operating System (and version)? Windows 10 GER 64 Bit

Additional Information

-- eg. Error logs, screenshots, workarounds -- None

Naatan commented 8 years ago

Could you share a file that has this problem?

oehhar commented 8 years ago

Nathan, File was sent by private e-Mail. Thank you, Harald

Naatan commented 8 years ago

@oehhar does that mean support@activestate.com? I'm not seeing it yet but there's always some delay on that.

oehhar commented 8 years ago

-------- Weitergeleitete Nachricht -------- Betreff: SVN change mark appears on each non-ASCII utf-8 character #2023 Datum: Tue, 20 Sep 2016 09:36:51 +0200 Von: Harald Oehlmann harald.oehlmann@elmicron.de An: support@activestate.com >> ActiveState Support support@activestate.com

Hi Nathan,

here is the example file used in the example of bug #2023. The shown line is 2544.

Thank you, Harald

Naatan commented 8 years ago

OTRS ticket #56227

I'm not able to reproduce using the steps you provided.

@cgchoffman could you try on windows?

th3coop commented 8 years ago

I can't reproduce this. capture

Polylogic commented 7 years ago

I have a very similar issue with Mercurial change tracker. file1 file2 The solution is to decode 'cat' stdout https://gist.github.com/Polylogic/f0b51381b2e7b160e49c8f99d13a4a8f

Naatan commented 7 years ago

Nice, thanks for sharing your insights @Polylogic !