Scripting-Error on UTF-8 coded files.

[PeterH]

There's an Error on charset use, if
- you call a function
- from an included file
- that's UTF-8
The text of this function is interpreted as ANSI! That is: non-ASCII-characters, e.g. §, are misinterpreted.
(Both XY-Preview and Editor show: including and included files are UTF-8)
(I include a § in a comment near top of each script file to help XY (and others) to destinguish between ANSI and UTF-8.)

No problem with loaded script from same file, or from a function in the same file as the main-script.

An example of 2 files, 1 * .xys, 1 * .xyi is included, Just start the first - it will show you all:
- by text-output in each situation (always "§ °")
- by contents of variables, as it steps through all stmts

[admin]

Yep! Fix comes.

[PeterH]

Fine

Did drrive me crazy, as I first searched for a prroblem with the editor

By the way: I think it isn't the function, but the include, isn't it?
(No idea how to call the _Dummy script from the include - nowadays I only use functions )

[admin]

Yes, the include.

[PeterH]

Solved!
Thanks again for fast reaction!

[admin]

BTW, your script did not run without adjustments in my test location. So the next beta will have this improvement:

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    + SC load: If the load command is within a loaded script file, you now can omit the 
      path of the loaded file. If will default to the path of the containing script file.
        load "test.xys";
      This is probably a bug fix because it was always meant to be like this. It is 
      perfectly natural and allows you to move the parent script and loaded file together 
      without any adjustments.

[PeterH]

Now I have an idea why I didn't find a way to load the script out of the included file

Though I have no (immediate) need for this, it's fine that you killed another .
And also fine that it helps yourself
So everybody seems to be happy now
- but not me: my keyboard has a hickup and drives me crazy. I'm afraid you can't help with that

[admin]

Well, I have a tip: Clean it. If that does not help: Get a new one.

[PeterH]

OK OK - you might be right. Again.

Another problem: it's getting dark. At 11:35 (AM).
(Seems this year can't get too dry?)
OK: time for some scripting!

Have a nice day