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Critical bug: GPS crashes if the Window 7 user folder name contains non-English symbols #5
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Hello! We'll have a look. |
By the way, perhaps you can work around this issue by setting the environment variable GPS_HOME to point to C:\temp, for instance. |
OK, thank you for your advice. |
@setton |
We agree and definitely want to fix this. (We're quite surprised actually that this issue has never arisen before). |
Hello, This issue is a bit more complex than it seems: it's actually related to some DBUS limitations with non-english characters. We have an internal ticket for this, and will let you know once it's fixed. Regards, |
Hello, |
Seems like something very similar is still happening. While not crashing with error messages, it just doesn't run and doesn't create the .gps folder. And there's definately nothing wrong with the install, as I it created the .gps folder just fine on my own account. And has no problem launching on my account. |
Which version of GPS do you use? |
I tested this against GPS 19.1 (20190106) hosted on x86_64-pc-mingw32, GNAT Community 2019 (20190517-83) |
Thank you for the information. We'll test this on our side and let you know. |
GPS from community-2019 does not contain the fix. Best regards, |
…o 'master' Resolve "Missing extension when using locate_exec_on_path" Closes #5 See merge request eng/ide/gnatstudio!36
Dear GPS developers!
I downloaded GNAT GPL 2016 from your official website: http://libre.adacore.com/download and installed it on the Russian release of Windows 7.
The GPS crashes immediately after its launch while trying to create the .gps sub-folder in the following folder: c:\Users\UserName. In non-English releases of Windows users can create user accounts (and Windows 7 creates the corresponding folder c:\Users\UserName) containing non-English symbols, for example, Офис (that is "Office" in English). I think the same situation could arise while launching the GPS on the Arabic, Chinese and other non-English releases of the Windows operating system.
Please fix this critical bug! I believe that the GPS for Windows should recognize and work well with folder names and filenames containing non-English symbols.
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