Re: ANNOUNCE: Excel file format reader/writer package OOXML 1.9 released

* berg@typoscriptics.de (TorstenBerg)
| thanks for your ideas wrt. the encoding. I will investigate further and
| see whether I can find the culprit. The phenomenon is found on a Windows
| machine running a script being utf-8 with Tcl 8.6. So, maybe this
| combination is already bad (it probably is) since Windows will expect
| the Tcl file tobe in cp1252 or so ...

Definitely:

https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl/TclCmd/source.htm

    SYNOPSIS
    source fileName
    source -encoding encodingName fileName
   
    [...]
    The -encoding option is used to specify the encoding of the data stored
    in fileName. When the -encoding option is omitted, the system encoding
    is assumed.

See also Harald's response (always specify the encoding with 'source'
when the file is not ASCII).  You could use the \u-Notation if there are
only a few Unicode characters in the file (with many, the file becomes
unreadable IMHO).

R'