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[build of 20060501 from 5.5 Beta branch] I created file with character specific for czech alphabet. The file is created but it is not possible to compile it - see attached screenshot.
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Does your file system support multibyte characters in filenames?
I don't know much about multibyte support on File System:Journaled HFS+ that is default on my Mac OS X.
I think mac supports regional characters in filenames since it is unix and since it allows locale settings. Can you create in terminal window or other editor such a file and have it recognized by the OS or editor for opening ? If so, then nb should be able to handle it. in the png, I didnt see compiler error msgs the ? is showing that the encoding might not be handled ok by ide. questions: - did you set the czech locale in internaltion settings before running nb ? If not, please try with this scenario. if its ok then its probably not an issue since nb does not support per se situation where user is in for example english locale but uses encoding of other locale. - you can try to change the editor encoding property option as well if you were in en locale but character is in czech character set ken.frank@sun.com
Seems as a bug in Apple's JDK, Czech java class created in the Xcode behaves in the same way. The content is interpreted correctly in both Xcode & NetBeans (according to -encoding) but the java file name is broken and javac complains that sym.name != sym.sourceFile.name.
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