[V4RB] Creating a database with unicode name
Stan Busk
maxprog at mac.com
Mon Nov 3 23:49:32 CST 2003
Hi,
My workaround for creating files with unicode name works fine on Mac OS=20=
X, is not needed on Mac OS 9 but doesn't work on Windows. Basically=20
there is no way to create a Valentina database with name '=87=8E=92=97=9C'=
from=20
RealBasic for windows. I always get unicode raw code. I am about to=20
release my App for windows soon but I can't because of this problem. Is=20=
there a solution?
TIA
~/Stan
> on 10/30/03 22:28, Stan Busk at maxprog at mac.com wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I found out that creating a database with Valentina built-in function
>> doesn't work as expected with accentuated characters. With Panther, =
RB
>> 5.2.2fc2 and last Valentina 1.9.8 when I create a database with for
>> example a '=87' char it is replaced with UTF-8 Macroman
>> equivalent...something like =C3=A9. Of course you can create the file =
and
>> use it but the name displayed in the Finder is not looking as=20
>> expected.
>
>> I am using system default file creation dialog. The only workaround =
is
>> to create the file first with RB function, close it and then use
>> Valentina create function with same folder item.
>
> Yes, Valentina not allow unicode in file path
>
> --=20
> Best regards,
> Ruslan Zasukhin [ I feel the need...the need for speed ]
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