Letters with superscript in Lisp dont work anymore

[Manuel_Kunde]

Hi all, I don't know what AutoCAD did with their updates, but since a few days my Lisp programs don't work anymore wich included special letters with a superscript (ä ü ö ß é á ...).

 

In the command bar, for example, this text here: "Format pour l'étiquette d'expédition (79.00 x 103.00 mm)"

is printed like this:  Format pour l'étiquette d'expédition (79.00 x 103.00 mm).

 

Does anyone have the same problem, what can be changed?

 

(defun C:pagesetup_ship_1 ()
  
   (command "-SEITENEINR" 
			"DWG To PDF.pc3" 
			"Format pour l'étiquette d'expédition  (79.00 x 103.00 mm)"
			"M" 
			"H"
			"N"
			"L"
			"1:1"
			"0,0"
			"J"
			"editsoft.ctb"
			"J"
			"N"
			"N"
			"N"
   )
 
)

 

My Syscodepage is ANSI_1252 btw.

Edited December 9, 2021 by Manuel_Kunde

[mhupp]

When you say "is printed like this" do you mean a file is made like PDF with that name?

It sounds like maybe your OS default font got changed.

 

 

 

[tombu]

Which editor are you using?

The system variable LISPSYS (System Variable) controls which editor is set to default 

VLIDE no longer supports Unicode characters. If you need those extended characters you should try Visual Studio (VS) Code.

[Manuel_Kunde]

6 hours ago, mhupp said:

When you say "is printed like this" do you mean a file is made like PDF with that name?

It sounds like maybe your OS default font got changed.

 

 

 

This is a general problem with the letters. The above code only sets a page setup.

But in all my programs that contain special letters, the characters are not longer recognized.

[Manuel_Kunde]

6 hours ago, tombu said:

Which editor are you using?

The system variable LISPSYS (System Variable) controls which editor is set to default 

VLIDE no longer supports Unicode characters. If you need those extended characters you should try Visual Studio (VS) Code.

I only use Visual Studio.

[Manuel_Kunde]

My Lispsys is set 1

[Roy_043]

This problem may be caused by the encoding of the LSP file. Try converting to ANSI.

In Notepad++: Encoding -> Convert to ANSI

[tombu]

On 12/9/2021 at 2:01 PM, Manuel_Kunde said:

My Lispsys is set 1

If you're wanting to use ASCII characters you need it set to 2.