[liblouis-liblouisxml] liblouis treats valid UTF-8 sequences as invalid
- From: James Teh <jamie@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: liblouis/liblouisxml mailing list <liblouis-liblouisxml@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2012 09:30:06 +1000
Hi all,
When I try to use the UEBC-g1.utb table in Windows, I get the following
problems:
uebc-g1.utb:309: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:309: error: Character '\x0017' is not defined
uebc-g1.utb:310: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:310: error: Character '\x0017' is not defined
uebc-g1.utb:311: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:311: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:311: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:311: error: Character '\x0007' is not defined
uebc-g1.utb:312: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:312: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:312: warning: invalid UTF-8. Assuming Latin-1.
uebc-g1.utb:312: error: Character '\x0007' is not defined
8 warnings issued
4 errors found.
Lines 309 and 310 are for the × character, while 311 and 312 are for the
÷ character. The file is correctly UTF-8 encoded; × is encoded as
\xc3\x97 and ÷ is encoded as \xc3\xb7, which are both correct.
Any ideas as to what's going on here?
Thanks,
Jamie
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