[#ROR-699] error with using multibyte characters - ASAP

Aptana RadRails

error with using multibyte characters

Created: 18/Mar/08 02:09 AM Updated: 26/Mar/08 11:45 AM

Component/s:

Editor: Ruby

Affects Version/s:

1.0.0

Fix Version/s:

1.0.1

File Attachments:

error.log (13 kb)
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error01.log (8 kb)
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error01.rb (0.1 kb)
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japanese.txt (0.8 kb)
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paste_error.mov (206 kb)
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success01.rb (0.1 kb)

Issue Links:

Duplicate

This issue is a duplicate of:

~~ROR-696~~ Eclipse freeze, on opening Controller with Ruby Editor in RadRails perspective

This issue is duplicated by:

~~ROR-721~~ problem with 2byte chars

~~ROR-740~~ There is something wrong about editing ruby file with multibite character

Impact on Workflow:	Major
Studio Install Type:	Standalone
Operating System:	Mac OS X, Windows Vista
Participants:	Chris Williams, T. Ishimura and torneco

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When I paste the Japanese text on *.rb files, then the string got broken. And when I open ruby file include Japanese text, the attached error(error.log) occured.

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Chris Williams - 18/Mar/08 10:38 AM

I was unable to reproduce this. I pasted it into an .rb file and tried to save and it let me know it couldn't in thecp1250 encoding I had. So I changed the file to UTF-8 encoding, pasted it into double quotes to make it a string and saved it, and re-opened it fine.

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torneco - 18/Mar/08 11:11 AM

thanks for reply. I attached movie of paste error.

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T. Ishimura - 20/Mar/08 12:45 AM

I have same problem.
After putting the japanese text (attached as error01.rb) to the ruby project, I can't open the file.
Aptana reports "Argument not valid" error (attached as error01.log).
The other hand, I can open a smilar file (attached as success01.rb) which includes shorter japanese text than error01.rb.

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Chris Williams - 21/Mar/08 10:36 AM

What encoding is the file you're pasting into? What about the file you are pasting from?

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torneco - 21/Mar/08 11:26 AM

both UTF-8

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torneco - 21/Mar/08 11:37 AM

I could reproduce this on both Windows Vista Japanse Edition and Mac OS X(10.5.2) Japanese Edition. And I checked my encoding is UTF-8 at Preference > General > Workspace > Text file encoding.