all filenames are in UTF-8, whatever the user's locale and the particular filesystem.
Giving needed charset to user is the BEST choice.
Especially in IM and mail sofware, where there are a lot of charsets in common use. For example one can create IRC server and shout for UTF-8 as default, while ...
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- Thu Aug 06, 2009 7:19 pm
- Forum: Requests
- Topic: Filesystem charset
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- Wed Aug 05, 2009 2:49 am
- Forum: Requests
- Topic: Filesystem charset
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Re: Filesystem charset
Hello!
Could you say what in whole since changed?
I've seen that fopen() funcs were changed to proprietary open() ones.
I've tried to use iconv.h and wrapper function for it to try it to work, but get's no far then creating and reading files with cp1251 (or given) names. When it's verifying torrent ...
Could you say what in whole since changed?
I've seen that fopen() funcs were changed to proprietary open() ones.
I've tried to use iconv.h and wrapper function for it to try it to work, but get's no far then creating and reading files with cp1251 (or given) names. When it's verifying torrent ...