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Does trying to decode, on Unix, a Windows file path (not filename) like "drive:blah" freak it out as an example of non-decodable?
by jjtheblunt 4y ago
Does trying to decode, on Unix, a Windows file path (not filename) like "drive:blah" freak it out as an example of non-decodable?
- johannes1234321 4y agoThat's a valid file name. Non-decodable are byte sequences which are invalid UTF-8 byte sequences (if UTF-8 is expected)