Diacritic not seen because of another char

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Malarki
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Diacritic not seen because of another char

Post by Malarki »

On filename

1. Ich spür’ soeben.flac

I run "Rename Special | Remove Diacritics" which finds nothing to change.

However, if I first remove the "’" (hex 92) character then the 'ü' is changed to 'u' as desired.

Note that for my purposes I'd want both the ü and the ’ to be replaced by 7-bit ASCII (0-127) codes u and ' - but I understand that '=hex 92 is not actually a diacritic.

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Re: Diacritic not seen because of another char

Post by admin »

Indeed! :tup: Fixed in next beta. :cup:

PS: Other Unicode quotation marks will be cared of in v26.80.0302.

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Re: Diacritic not seen because of another char

Post by Malarki »

Thanks for the incredibly fast and thorough updates! Always amazing. While in other apps it would take months, or years; or never. This is what makes reporting issues feel worthwhile - it never falls on deaf ears. :beer:

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