I think it could have something to do with the character "ô".

Best,

Peiman

On 22 Oct 2009, at 16:52, Olivier Bélanger wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've got a strange error on WIndows XP. SNDINFO could not found my  
> 'french' sound. Same thing works perfectly on OS X...
>
> util sndinfo:
> C:\Documents and Settings\olipetwin\svn\ounk\files\snds 
> \ounkmaster.aif:
> C:\Documents and Settings\olipetwin\svn\ounk\files\snds 
> \ounkmaster.aif:
>     srate 44100, stereo, 16 bit AIFF, 11.924 seconds
>     srate 44100, stereo, 16 bit AIFF, 11.924 seconds
>     (525850 sample frames)
>     (525850 sample frames)
> C:\Documents and Settings\olipetwin\svn\ounk\files\snds 
> \ôunkmaster.aif:
>     could not find
> C:\Documents and Settings\olipetwin\svn\ounk\files\snds 
> \ôunkmaster.aif:
>     could not find
>
> DO I missed something?
>
> Olivier
>
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Some musing rather than solutions.

diskin2 uses

    fd = csound->FileOpen2(csound, &(p->sf), CSFILE_SND_R, name, &sfinfo,
                                  "SFDIR;SSDIR", CSFTYPE_UNKNOWN_AUDIO, 0);

to open the file while sndinfo uses

      fname = csound->FindInputFile(csound, infilnam, "SFDIR;SSDIR");

Thsi suggests that we shoudl be looking at these two functions and how
they differ.

csound->FileOpen2 is really csoundFileOpenWithType in envar.c
If the type is CSFILE_STD then fopen is used; otherwise open

So in the case of diskin2 it is really open

In the case of FindInputFile it always uses open, but there is a great
deal of processing requarding the file name.  As it works on OSX and not
windows (and I have neither system at present) I leave it to experts.

==John ff


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Isn't it just the case of changing FindInputFile() for FileOpen2(), as  
the
latter seems to work better?

Victor
On 22 Oct 2009, at 17:25, jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk wrote:

> Some musing rather than solutions.
>
> diskin2 uses
>
>    fd = csound->FileOpen2(csound, &(p->sf), CSFILE_SND_R, name,  
> &sfinfo,
>                                  "SFDIR;SSDIR",  
> CSFTYPE_UNKNOWN_AUDIO, 0);
>
> to open the file while sndinfo uses
>
>      fname = csound->FindInputFile(csound, infilnam, "SFDIR;SSDIR");
>
> Thsi suggests that we shoudl be looking at these two functions and how
> they differ.
>
> csound->FileOpen2 is really csoundFileOpenWithType in envar.c
> If the type is CSFILE_STD then fopen is used; otherwise open
>
> So in the case of diskin2 it is really open
>
> In the case of FindInputFile it always uses open, but there is a great
> deal of processing requarding the file name.  As it works on OSX and  
> not
> windows (and I have neither system at present) I leave it to experts.
>
> ==John ff
>
>
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On Fri, 2009-10-23 at 08:58 -0400, Olivier Bélanger wrote:
> There is something with text encoding on Windows... In a command
> prompt, encoding is 'cp1252' and it's work correctly, but inside
> Python, with subprocess or os.system, I can't send a command with
> right encoding. Also, the .csd file I sent yesterday was working
> because I wrote it in notepad with the default encoding ('cp1252'),
> the same .csd with 'utf-8' encoding doesn't work, french accents are
> not correctly interpreted. In Cecilia, I can create a .csd file with
> platform specific encoding but I can't do the same with command line.
> If there is something you can do...

Does python include iconv? IF so, you could use that to convert between
the encodings.


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Saludos,
Felipe Sateler