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Each platform (Windows, Unix, ...) has different sets of disallowed characters in filenames. So it would seem that deleting different invalid characters on each platform would be a good idea. However, many "exotic" characters on Unix platforms have apparently been moretrouble than it's worth.
At the end of the day, it may be a good idea to leave the current allowed character set as-is to keep things simple.
If tag modification resulted in the layer name being changed by GIMP (usually appending " #1", " #2", etc.), update the whole preview. Renaming just one layer could result in renaming other layers, hence the preview would be out of sync with the real export results.
Each platform (Windows, Unix, ...) has different sets of disallowed characters in filenames. So it would seem that deleting different invalid characters on each platform would be a good idea. However, many "exotic" characters on Unix platforms have apparently been more trouble than it's worth.
At the end of the day, it may be a good idea to leave the current allowed character set as-is to keep things simple.
On Windows, don't allow some "reserved" words to be in filenames (however unlikely it is that the user names the layers like that):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa365247%28VS.85%29
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