foreign character when make file

[og900aero]

I try the following:

cmd New filename: %{{
    IFS=" "
    touch -- "$*"
}}

When I call this function, and type van benne valami
get the following file:
van�benne�valami

What's wrong?

[joelim-work]

$* joins all the words using the value of IFS. In the config you have provided, the value of IFS appears to be a regular space (U+0020) but actually it is a non-breaking space (U+00A0).

[og900aero]

$* joins all the words using the value of IFS. In the config you have provided, the value of IFS appears to be a regular space (U+0020) but actually it is a non-breaking space (U+00A0).

But how does regular space become non-breaking space?
My original goal is to be able to create a file name in such a way that if it contains a space, it is part of the file name, and of course I don't want to use double quotes.

[joelim-work]

But how does regular space become non-breaking space?

That is literally what is in the config snippet you provided. Below is the corresponding hexdump when the content is encoded in UTF-8, which contains the byte sequence c2 a0:

00000000  63 6d 64 20 4e 65 77 c2  a0 66 69 6c 65 6e 61 6d  |cmd New..filenam|
00000010  65 3a 20 25 7b 7b 0a 20  20 20 20 49 46 53 3d 22  |e: %{{.    IFS="|
00000020  c2 a0 22 0a 20 20 20 20  74 6f 75 63 68 20 2d 2d  |..".    touch --|
00000030  20 22 24 2a 22 0a 7d 7d  0a                       | "$*".}}.|
00000039

My original goal is to be able to create a file name in such a way that if it contains a space, it is part of the file name, and of course I don't want to use double quotes.

This should work:

cmd new_filename %{{
    IFS=" "
    touch -- "$*"
}}

[og900aero]

I use micro text editor. Or is it independent of this, because the problem is that I use Linux with UTF-8 encoding?

Using your IFS, the code is now complete (also use sudo if necessary):

cmd New filename: %{{
    IFS=" "
    test -w "$PWD" && touch -- "$*" || lf -remote "send $id \$bash -c 'sudo -A touch -- \"$*\"'"
    lf -remote "send $id select \"$*\""
}}

Thank u!