mdf() function with German Umlaut ä,ö,ü or other special characters
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Hi,
I have been using the mdf() function for quite a while now for GUI tools to convert mdf files etc.
Somewhere between Matlab 2018b and 2019b the mdf() function lost its ability to interpret German umlauts within the input string. I get the error message:
"Can't create a std::string from this data"
For example, this error appears when I try to read a file called "äb.mf4". It was still possible on Matlab 2017b and 2018b.
Any way to deal whith this? I cannot use strrep or other functions as I cannot change the names of my input file names or paths accordingly.
Thanks!
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Benjamin Frank
on 24 Jun 2020
Edited: Benjamin Frank
on 24 Jun 2020
Hi,
same problem here. As soon as there is special characters in the file name (e.g. "°" in °C) this error occures.
A colleague of mine used 2019a and was additionally able to import channel names with a § sign in it.
With version 2019b this ain't possible anymore. Seems like a throwback to me.
The only workaround is to import the given data in CANape and remove the error rising channel which is not very practicable with a huge amount of files.
I'd really appriciate a official statement.
Thanks in advance!
Frank Wuechner
on 9 Jul 2020
Edited: Frank Wuechner
on 9 Jul 2020
Shouyuan Chen
on 14 Oct 2020
Hi,
my friend. Try to make sure, that in ur Path, there is not ''incompatibe" Alphabet, for example, ü,ä or other language. This Error will automatic solved, when I use the Path only in English
Huadong Niu
on 3 Nov 2020
2018a可以用中文做文件名,但是2020a和2020b在matlab m文件和命令行就不能用中文名了,否则会报出Can't create a std::string from this data.的故障,这非常的奇怪。mlapp文件中 代码使用mdf()函数,也不可以用中文名的
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Michelle Wu
on 18 Nov 2021
0 votes
Vehicle Network Toolbox R2021a contains improved support of international characters for the MDF functions. Please upgrade to R2021a and error should be resolved.
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