From: Joel S. <jsf...@jk...> - 2012-11-13 01:44:24
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On 11/11/2012 03:09 AM, Daniele Forsi wrote: > I don't know that code but in this commit > https://gitorious.org/~joelsmith/gtkpod/joelsmiths-sandbox/commit/6157a8c10646ff25c98651755c6dbbafa63170ba > > you are using g_strdup() while existing code uses charset_to_utf8() > > exisitng code: > 182 // MP4 Title > 183 value = find_atom_value(TITLE); > 184 if (value) { > 185 track->title = charset_to_utf8(value); > 186 free(value); > 187 } > > new code: > 383 // MP4 Sort Title > 384 value = find_atom_value(SORT_TITLE); > 385 if (value) { > 386 track->sort_title = g_strdup(value); > 387 free(value); > 388 } > > if that's ok can you please explain why with a comment in the code? I think the existing code is wrong. MP4 tags are already stored as UTF-8 (or at least they're supposed to be). And AP doesn't do any further conversions before returning the strings to us, so we shouldn't be trying to convert an already UTF-8 string from local charset to UTF-8. If run with a non-UTF-8 charset locale, that would corrupt the data. For example, with ISO-8859-1, all but the lower 128 char values would get corrupted. Funny that I didn't even notice the other ones doing it wrong. Thanks for reviewing the patch so we could catch the other bug. I'll commit a fix. I'm no expert on i18n, charsets, etc, so maybe we'll end up reverting my change right away, but that's how I see it. Regards, Joel |