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Originally Posted by slowsmile
@Kevin & @DiapDealer.
I found out that the Windows NTFS file system(used on Windows 7, 8 & 10) uses UTF16 for all file names.
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See Doitsus test case. It works properly.
No worries about utf-8 vs utf-16, as both encodings can encode every codepoint in the full unicode. That is simply not true of any of the single byte encodings.
So somehow you are reading or writing filenames/paths as latin 1 encodings.
I will take a look a look at it.
KevinH