arzynik
16th June 2004 00:22 UTC

Chineese filenames with File
Hey,
While trying to load filenames with the File command it give me this error:
File: failed opening file "C:\Games\apez\Data\palette\+?"

the real filenames have chineese characters in them. do you have a program to list though the directories and thousands of files and rename them to a useable filename?

thanks

bluenet
16th June 2004 01:37 UTC

What is chineese?Chinese?

arzynik
16th June 2004 03:36 UTC

yes
thanks for your o so helpfull post

zimsms
16th June 2004 13:15 UTC

Well considering NSIS only supports MBCS, and not Unicode; have you tried using the File command with an MBCS string?

Or resort to wildcards....

Cheers!

bluenet
16th June 2004 14:16 UTC

Support Chinese,you must complie on a Chinese OS.Why using Chinese filename?Use PinYin instead of.

zimsms
16th June 2004 14:32 UTC

My installers support simplified and traditional chinese, without compiling on a chinese system. However, I use English filenames, and chinese shortcuts....... Only if you expect the end user to care about filenames should you even be concerned with the filename itself. Most of the OS is English behind the scenes anyways.

Joost Verburg
16th June 2004 16:37 UTC

It you have set the language for non-Unicode applications to Chinese and save your script file as MBCS.