#include "M:\cyrillic path\main.au3" - can't include

[avmaksimov]

Don't understand how to include file with cyrrilic path.

If I use UTF-8 BOM for file I see that Autoit can't include file with question mark in the path.

I also tried to use ANSI (Win-1251 codepage) and add strings in SciTEUser.properties:

code.page=65001
output.code.page=65001

but without success.

I didn't find the answer neither in Internet neither this forum.

[Jos]

I assume you are running this from SciTE?  What is the exact console output you get ?

[bogQ]

@Jos he is probably getting something similar to

For

#include "чц.au3"

Edited March 18 by bogQ

[avmaksimov]

  On 3/18/2025 at 7:40 AM, Jos said:

I assume you are running this from SciTE?  What is the exact console output you get ?

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Yes. Via SciTE. @bogQwrote right. I see the same error.

[Jos]

I can replicate this and will take a look later this week to see why this is happening.
Strange this hasn't come up before, as I have fixed it for special Western Characters, but this doesn't seem to fix it for Cyrillic characters.

[avmaksimov]

  On 3/18/2025 at 10:24 AM, Jos said:

I can replicate this and will take a look later this week to see why this is happening.
Strange this hasn't come up before, as I have fixed it for special Western Characters, but this doesn't seem to fix it for Cyrillic characters.

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Thank you. I'll wait for your solutions. I faced with it on several computers. At my first computer I solved it many years ago but don't remember this solutions. May be some codepage for files and may be some scite or autoit settings.

[Jos]

After I changed this setting to UTF8, things would work fine for your example filename:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/globalizing/use-utf8-code-page#set-a-process-code-page-to-utf-8

Think that is the easiest way to get it working.

PS: Is Windows own locale set to Win-1251 too? 

Edited March 19 by Jos

[avmaksimov]

  On 3/19/2025 at 4:12 PM, Jos said:

After I changed this setting to UTF8, things would work fine for your example filename:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/globalizing/use-utf8-code-page#set-a-process-code-page-to-utf-8

Think that is the easiest way to get it working.

PS: Is Windows own locale set to Win-1251 too? 

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I see the same error after setting this parameter and rebooting.

Also I tried to use Ansi, UTF and UTF-BOM codepage for the main page but I see the same error. What code page right for the main and include files?

[Jos]

AutoIt3Wrapper directives aren't doing anything for you as you run the Script directly with AutoIt3.
You need the Full version of SciTE4AutoIt3 installed for those to work.

...but when running the script with AutoIt3.exe doesn't work, i doubt there is anything AutoIt3Wrapper is able to do.

Edited March 20 by Jos

[avmaksimov]

Sorry. I've checked my script again and did some things with codepages. And now I see everything is ok.

It's strange. I don't know what did help. I think UTF-8 in Region Settings.

And BTW if you make an error in include file path that you'll see the strange error such as in the previous screenshot. But for the first time the path was good so I think UTF-8 settings helped.

Thank you very much!