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from cmd.exe
mc "D:\a b\a'b\a(b)\äb\àb\a`b\💋" "D:\a b\a'b\a(b)\äb\àb\a`b\💋"
fails
Using chcp 65001 does not change the behavior, mc starts in the C:/Windows/System32 directory.
chcp 65001
C:/Windows/System32
On the other hand, cd followed by mc . . starts mc in the expected directories:
cd
mc . .
cd /d "D:\a b\a'b\a(b)\äb\àb\a`b\💋" mc . .
Note: the issue is reproducible even without emojis, ä and à are sufficient to trigger this behavior
ä
à
The last directory where mc enters correctly is "D:\a b\a'b\a(b)"
mc
"D:\a b\a'b\a(b)"
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from cmd.exe
fails
Using
chcp 65001
does not change the behavior, mc starts in theC:/Windows/System32
directory.On the other hand,
cd
followed bymc . .
starts mc in the expected directories:Note: the issue is reproducible even without emojis,
ä
andà
are sufficient to trigger this behaviorThe last directory where
mc
enters correctly is"D:\a b\a'b\a(b)"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: