On 11/03/12 18:26, Gonzalo Garramuno wrote:
> I am working on windows and fltk2.0's filename_list returns 0 elements
> when the directory is unicode like:
>
> C:/Users/gga/Documents/Mis vídeos/
>
> I checked the fltk code and the scandir of windows it seems it should work
> fine,
> but it doesn't.
Do you find the regular C library functions aren't working correctly
with the filenames? eg. scandir()/opendir()/readdir()?
If so, maybe check to see if environment variables like LANG and LOCALE
are properly set; IIRC the C library needs stuff like that set to
operate
correctly.
Since the library calls like readdir() work directly with the OS to get
pathnames, since their API is char based, I would think they need to
detect wide char Unicode data and convert it to utf8, or some such..
and I think vars like LANG and LOCALE help it in that respect.
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