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mingw32 unicode fixups

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Headers/Foundation/NSFileManager.h
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@ -222,6 +222,8 @@
* Convert from OpenStep internal string format to a string in
* the local filesystem format, suitable for passing to system functions.<br />
* This representation may vary between filesystems.<br />
* Converts the standard path separator ('/') and path extension ('.')
* characters to the local representation if necessary.<br />
* On mingw32 systems, the filesystem representation is 16-bit unicode and is
* expected to be used in conjunction with the variants of system calls which
* work with unicode strings.<br />
@ -232,6 +234,8 @@
/**
* Convert from OpenStep internal string format to a string in
* the local filesystem format, suitable for passing to system functions.<br />
* Converts the standard path separator ('/') and path extension ('.')
* characters to the local representation if necessary.<br />
* This representation may vary between filesystems.<br />
* On mingw32 systems, the filesystem representation is 16-bit unicode and is
* expected to be used in conjunction with the variants of system calls which
@ -260,6 +264,10 @@
* Convert to OpenStep internal string format from a string in
* the local filesystem format, as returned by system functions.<br />
* This representation may vary between filesystems.<br />
* The GNUstep version of this method currently does not bother to change
* any path separator and extension characters to the standard values
* ('/' and '.' respectively) as the path handling methods of [NSString]
* should be able to handle native format strings.<br />
* On mingw32 systems, the filesystem representation is 16-bit unicode and
* is expected to have come from the variant of a system call which works
* with unicode strings.
@ -271,6 +279,10 @@
* Convert to OpenStep internal string format from a string in
* the local filesystem format, as returned by system functions.<br />
* This representation may vary between filesystems.<br />
* The GNUstep version of this method currently does not bother to change
* any path separator and extension characters to the standard values
* ('/' and '.' respectively) as the path handling methods of [NSString]
* should be able to handle native format strings.<br />
* On mingw32 systems, the filesystem representation is 16-bit unicode and
* is expected to have come from the variant of a system call which works
* with unicode strings.