Upgrade StorageEncoding of the "file" key in the output bib file?
Hi, there
i write a script to link Zotero with other programs, and i use the "file" key in the exported bib file, but when i read the bib file in python, i found that filenames contain " ̃" can not be identified correctly
for example
filename in the bib file is u"First discoveries of z ̃ 6 quasars with the Kilo-D.pdf"
and after encode it to Unicode, it's
"First discoveries of z \xcc\x83 6 quasars with the Kilo-D.pdf"
but filename got by glob.glob("./")(that's ls in python) is like
"Venemans et al. - 2015 - First discoveries of z \xcb\x9c 6 quasars with the Kilo-D.pdf"
so is it the encoding of the file that cause this differences?
i write a script to link Zotero with other programs, and i use the "file" key in the exported bib file, but when i read the bib file in python, i found that filenames contain " ̃" can not be identified correctly
for example
filename in the bib file is u"First discoveries of z ̃ 6 quasars with the Kilo-D.pdf"
and after encode it to Unicode, it's
"First discoveries of z \xcc\x83 6 quasars with the Kilo-D.pdf"
but filename got by glob.glob("./")(that's ls in python) is like
"Venemans et al. - 2015 - First discoveries of z \xcb\x9c 6 quasars with the Kilo-D.pdf"
so is it the encoding of the file that cause this differences?
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emilianoeheynsYeah, non-ascii file names will do that. I think Zotfile has an option to make sure you have only ASCII names for attachments.
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