[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #56788] parse error on command syntax with argument that starts with a non-ASCII character

[Blbulyan David]

Follow-up Comment #2, bug #56788 (project octave):


[comment #1 комментарий №1:]
> I can confirm this error on Debian. I suspect this is because Octave's
parser is not Unicode-aware.
> 
> The syntax that lets you run a function without parentheses is called
"command syntax". It requires that the parser recognizes that a function name
is followed by whitespace and then by printable characters which are not
operators.
> 
> If the first character is an ASCII character, then it works. For example
> 
> 
> $ mkdir Dокументы
> $ octave
> >> cd Dокументы
> >> pwd
> ans = /home/mike/Dокументы
> 
> 
> The same error occurs with any leading accented characters in Western
languages, for example
> 
> 
> $ mkdir ábc
> $ octave
> >> cd ábc
> parse error:
> 
>   syntax error
> 
> >>> cd ábc
>        ^
> 
> 
Will it ever be fixed?

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