help with routines some don't work...

[leonucadomi]

hello all:

I recently changed windows on my computer

and some of my routines don't work

I have reviewed the notepads

and I realize that my routines that had the letter "ñ" have disappeared that symbol

and some give me a syntax error.

Also in some routines the answer was square meters and the number 2 indicated as a subindex and it also disappeared.

I don't know if when I save my routines they are saved in some other format and I know the reason.

 

can someone help me?

[SLW210]

Not an AutoCAD issue.

 

What encoding are the files saved with?

 

Font?

 

You are not providing very much to go on.

 

The squared symbol issue would lead me to believe a font issue.

[leonucadomi]

1 minute ago, SLW210 said:

Not an AutoCAD issue.

 

What encoding are the files saved with?

 

Font?

 

You are not providing very much to go on.

 

The squared symbol issue would lead me to believe a font issue.

My old routines are in ANSI configuration, the problem is that they updated me to Windows 11, if I open and close an lsp it is not modified, the problem happens when I make some modification to the routine,  Even though I save the routines as ANSI, Windows automatically saves them as UTF-8 and there are symbols that disappear, for example the letter "Ñ"

[leonucadomi]

1 minute ago, leonucadomi said:

My old routines are in ANSI configuration, the problem is that they updated me to Windows 11, if I open and close an lsp it is not modified, the problem happens when I make some modification to the routine,  Even though I save the routines as ANSI, Windows automatically saves them as UTF-8 and there are symbols that disappear, for example the letter "Ñ"

If I just open and close nothing happens 

 

but if I modify my file and save it, even though I use save as ANSI, it still saves it to UTF-8 and deletes characters, and then the routine doesn't work.

 

 

[Steven P]

perhaps not the fix you want, but avoid "ñ", do a find and replace, maybe to 'n' ?

 

I would copy the original file to a temporary or archive folder and make the change to the original - so the LISPs will still work until you can work out how to get the correct characters working.

 

Just checking my default text editor is UTF-8 also

 

What do other text editors do and what encoding do they use?

[GLAVCVS]

Hi
Start by checking which ANSI setting you have on your new OS.

Control Panel → Region → Administrative tab → Change system locale button.

The system locale should appear in Spanish and the option 'Version beta: Use UTF-8...' should be unchecked.

[leonucadomi]

I don't know if it has to do with the fact that the autocad I use is the 2013 version.