Bug #871
Mis à jour par Serge Heiden il y a environ 11 ans
When using the search engine in 'memory mode', CQP cannot access corpora with paths composed of accented or special characters.
A) *Document* the problem: *Solution*: See (FR) https://groupes.renater.fr/wiki/txm-users/public/faq#sous_windows_txm_07_et_versions_ulterieures_aucune_requete_cql_ne_fonctionne_sur_aucun_corpus
B) Temporary *Solution*:
* under Windows, check if the corpus directory path obeys current CQP character constraints (accented or special characters)
* if not, ask the user to change the 'TXM User Home directory' preference to something compatible with the current CQP constraints
* corpus directory path must be checked at installation and when the 'TXM User Home directory' preference is changed
* TXM should not give the impression to the user that it works until the 'TXM User Home directory' complies with the current CQP constraints
C) Definitive *Solution*
Change CQP registry directory access code to comply with current operating systems pathnames constraints.
A) *Document* the problem: *Solution*: See (FR) https://groupes.renater.fr/wiki/txm-users/public/faq#sous_windows_txm_07_et_versions_ulterieures_aucune_requete_cql_ne_fonctionne_sur_aucun_corpus
B) Temporary *Solution*:
* under Windows, check if the corpus directory path obeys current CQP character constraints (accented or special characters)
* if not, ask the user to change the 'TXM User Home directory' preference to something compatible with the current CQP constraints
* corpus directory path must be checked at installation and when the 'TXM User Home directory' preference is changed
* TXM should not give the impression to the user that it works until the 'TXM User Home directory' complies with the current CQP constraints
C) Definitive *Solution*
Change CQP registry directory access code to comply with current operating systems pathnames constraints.