I'm new at Haskell, so maybe I misunderstand something, but it seems to me that utf-8 non-latin characters should be handled the same way when loaded from utf-8 file through this library, as they are handled when entered directly in the code. As it is now - they aren't.
for file utf8_polish_letters.cfg which contains:
test = "Zażółć gęślą jaźń"
On the current version cloned from github today it fails for me with:
polishLettersTest: [Failed]
string property
expected: Just "Za\9532\9565\9500\9474\9532\233\9472\231 g\9472\214\9532\356l\9472\367 ja\9532\9553\9532\228"
but got: Just "Za\380\243\322\263 g\281\347l\261 ja\378\324"
Maybe I misunderstood the documentation, and utf-8 isn't supposed to be supported? I discovered the problem when I build the sample Spock application https://github.com/agrafix/funblog , and changed the displayed name of the website in configuration to a string with Polish letters.
I'm new at Haskell, so maybe I misunderstand something, but it seems to me that utf-8 non-latin characters should be handled the same way when loaded from utf-8 file through this library, as they are handled when entered directly in the code. As it is now - they aren't.
Test case:
for file utf8_polish_letters.cfg which contains:
test = "Zażółć gęślą jaźń"On the current version cloned from github today it fails for me with:
Maybe I misunderstood the documentation, and utf-8 isn't supposed to be supported? I discovered the problem when I build the sample Spock application https://github.com/agrafix/funblog , and changed the displayed name of the website in configuration to a string with Polish letters.