Re: Chinese characters in file names

> "Faller, Gyula" <GFaller@Graphisoft.hu> writes:
>
> > If I have a file which has Chinese characters in its name can be
> > committed to and checked out from svn (provided both the client and
> > server are on Windows)?
>
> So long as your filename can be represented in UTF8, Subversion
> *should* be able to deal with this properly.

Yes, from a server-side POV, you're correct. However, I believe he was
talking client side.

In which case Subversion will only deal with it if your client systems are
correctly setup: the local encoding must be able to represent the chinese
characters in order for Subversion to work correctly.

Note that this is *not* a Subversion limitation, but more a problem caused
by all the different code pages around.

bye,

Erik.
 
> (And please note that this mailing list is for development questions
> -- yours should have hit users@subversion.tigris.org instead.)

Directed to users@ for that reason.

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