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[ToKor]

Wouldn't that preclude using Unicode codepoints outside the Windows charset in effect?

 

I would like a more detailed explanation.

[jchd]

If ever you need to use non-ANSI characters in the filename, they're going to be translated to question marks when converted from UTF8 to local ANSI.

[ToKor]

If ever you need to use non-ANSI characters in the filename, they're going to be translated to question marks when converted from UTF8 to local ANSI.

 

Of course.

But CJK characters cannot be used when using UTF8.

I think it's a matter of choice.

[jchd]

I wonder why "CJK characters cannot be used when using UTF8." UTF8 can and does represent every possible Unicode codepoint but obviously not under double-byte encoding.

Isn't that a question of input method?

[ToKor]

I wonder why "CJK characters cannot be used when using UTF8." 

 

The os.rename function can not handle it

[jchd]

Prehistoric code unable to cope with such obvious issue is indeed irritating, to say the least.

[mLipok]

@Jos

I have problems with

#Au3Stripper_Parameters=/sf /sv /MO

If I use only /MO then all is OK. But when I also use /sf and /sv then I get au3 file with  stripped  to many data.

Question:
In what order this features are execute ?
If I use /MO then I suppose /sf and /sv should be used after /MO ?

 

[Jos]

I thought I coded the /MergeOnly to override any /Stripxxx function as they are impossible to perform both.
What did it actually do when you ran it? just merge or also strip something?

Jos

Edited April 30, 2015 by Jos

[mLipok]

I'll be able to check in a few hours.
Now I leave the office.

[Jos]

Just for the record: when /sf and /sv parameters are specified, Au3Stripper will Merge all code into one file and then start stripping the requested option(s).
/SO is just supposed to generate the same code as what is integrated when you do a compile with AUT2EXE.

Jos

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