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As I see in encodings.nim:338-355, the encoding is resolved differently on Windows. On non-Windows systems, apparently iconv is used, but on Windows the code uses a winEncodings lookup table for name and the corresponding code page number, and there's no ascii.
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Hello @generalmimon. It looks like there is an entry for us-ascii but not for ascii. The issue should be resolved now with e0caf5. Please confirm, cheers.
Cc @sealmove
On my machine, the error looks like this:
As I see in
encodings.nim:338-355
, the encoding is resolved differently on Windows. On non-Windows systems, apparentlyiconv
is used, but on Windows the code uses awinEncodings
lookup table for name and the corresponding code page number, and there's noascii
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: