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Attempting to do a match between two strings with emojis using the equality operator (or even a strictly equal LIKE statement without wildcards) will fail.

What seems to be happening is that all of the 4th-byte UTF8MB4 characters are resolving to some sort of placeholder behind the scenes.

So every emoji essentially is being matched against as the same character.

Interestingly, doing a LIKE comparison (involving wildcards) and a REGEXP works properly.

Theres something afoot with the strict equality comparison logic.

No amount of COLLATE statements, or SET NAMES utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4generalci; being executed will fix this.

This came up as part of a reference thread suggesting that collation for comparing against emojis.

The problem is that a lot of libraries (mysqljs come to my) simply hardcode in the collation as the default for the charset you specify.

I would still say that this seems more like a bug than anything that should be expected behavior.

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But right now, no matter what other options I try to save, and no matter what program or printer I have chosen, the Collated checkbox is always unchecked when the print menu appears.

Ive tried trashing com.apple.print.customsettings but this did not help.

But please let me know if you ARE able to save that setting, since of course this would be some indication that something is wrong with my machinesoftware.

Collate, I imagine, if anything, should be the default, and instead it seems that I cant make it the saved choice for ANY of the printersapps.

Grrr.

But when I go to print the box is still not checked So the preference IS being changed but Leopard is not following that particular preference.

The Standard preset has collated checked off, but no new preset is saved with collated sticking on.

I tried simply copying the com.apple.print.custompresets.plist from my root library to my user library, but this still doesnt work.

It must be some sort of issue with how the printing is workingreading-the-preferences.

The root actually is also behaving the same way as the other accounts - I just hadnt been testing it in the same way.

However, after I switch to two or three others in succession, the checkbox magically becomes unchecked.

This happens no matter what printers I switch to - Ive run through enough iterations to know that it is usually after the third switch of printer.

No problems there No matter how often I changed from either printer-to-printer or preset-to-preset, the collated checkbox was always checked (as it should have been).

After trying every program I could find on the entire computer that had a print dialog, from Terminal to Preview (specifically making sure to try some of those same files that seemed to be printable-without-collate-issues) to ChocoFlop, I found Adobe Acrobat is the ONLY program for which the Print dialog does not change to an unchecked-collate option when I change printers.

Epson Collating Setting On But Not Collating Os X 2017 Install Has The

Tomorrow Ill bring it into work to see if this fresh, pristine system install has the same issues.

But can anyone think of why Adobes Print dialog would behave properly and no other applications dialog is working.

So aha I say to myself, hey, its just the drivers, and the reason its happening on all of the computers around here is that were all adding the same printers with the same drivers.

But as far as I can tell, if it really WERE a problem with the drivers, that would mean that there is an issue with drivers from Epson, HP, and Xerox - and I even downloaded new drivers straight from each of them.

I am using a Xerox Phaser 8550, so I wonder if this driver is the culprit.

Epson Collating Setting On But Not Collating Os X 2017 Archive And Install

Im doing this on a system that was recently upgraded to 10.5, from an archive and install (that didnt go so well).

Im wondering if this might be a permissions issue, so Im going to try to create a new account and try from there.

I looked in each via the Plist Editor and didnt find anything dealing with collate, like you mentioned above.

I deleted the preferences, but it doesnt seem to make a difference.

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