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foo0.9, $caps2()

Hey.
Some would say it's nothing, but I've found a bug which irritates me... ;>

I'm using $caps2() in trackinfo panel and playlist view, and foobar interprets two Polish diacritic characters ( 'ś' and 'ż') as a space.
Here's a sample:


Would be nice if someone fixes it. :]

foo0.9, $caps2()

Reply #1 –
Quote from: !rav on
Hey.
Some would say it's nothing, but I've found a bug which irritates me... ;>

I'm using $caps2() in trackinfo panel and playlist view, and foobar interprets two Polish diacritic characters ( '?' and '?') as a space.
Here's a sample:


Would be nice if someone fixes it. :]


That seems a bit improbable. If they were caps beforehand, $caps2() does not change them to lower case. You would want to use $caps() instead.

foo0.9, $caps2()

Reply #2 –
Quote from: OCedHrt on
That seems a bit improbable. If they were caps beforehand, $caps2() does not change them to lower case. You would want to use $caps() instead.



When I use $caps() happens exactly the same. I can live with that... Just wanted someone to notice it and fix it in next beta/stable.

foo0.9, $caps2()

Reply #3 –
Quote from: !rav on
Quote from: OCedHrt on

That seems a bit improbable. If they were caps beforehand, $caps2() does not change them to lower case. You would want to use $caps() instead.



When I use $caps() happens exactly the same. I can live with that... Just wanted someone to notice it and fix it in next beta/stable.


I've had exactly the same problem as you when using $caps2 function in foobar 0.9.3.4 against polish diacritic characters. Every character after ? or ? is converted to capital. It caused a lot of problems to me already after I've ran my scripts against my polish tracks base (2000+ songs). I had to develop workaround script to revert that changes. Hope that foobar2000 developers will fix that in next release.