Just to add a small note regarding OS X (and iOS) and UTF-8 filenames:
The HFS+ filesystem stores accented characters in decomposed form, which
can differ from the filename given to an API that creates the file such
as fopen(..., "wb").
Applications that store a filename (e.g. into a preferenc
Hi Victor,
If you set GDAL_FILENAME_IS_UTF8 to YES then you need to pass in filenames
and paths encoded as UTF8.
This means that on Windows you will need to do additional work to convert
from MBCS or UTF16/UCS2 to UTF8.
If your application is built as MBCS then what you essentially have is a
mul
Hi,
We are using GDAL in OTB and recently we had a bug report about opening non
ASCII filenames on Windows 10 [0]. They suggest a fix using:
> CPLSetConfigOption("GDAL_FILENAME_IS_UTF8","NO");
The test case is GDALOpen() on a file named 你好.tif, which I confirmed works
fine on Linux, but not on W
