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Hello all.
This is a little off topic, but it is in the overall context of a
Java3D app... so it is kinda on topic too. :)
I am trying to write a loader for a geometry file from a game, which
has Unicode characters (Korean) in it. I wrote the loader and it works
in Windows, but I recently brushed off Windows completely and am now
under Linux. When I try to load the filenames now, I get ??????.
This is the block of code in my loader which reads the strings from the
file:
~ /** get the number of texture files */
~ numTextures = in.readInt();
~ /** skip ahead 4 bytes */
~ in.skipBytes(4);
~ /** load the texture files strings */
~ textures = new String[numTextures];
~ for (int i=0; i < numTextures; i++) {
~ /** read in the 40 byte buffer */
~ in.read(bmpPath);
~ /** trim buffer to length and store */
~ for (len=0; len < 40; len++) {
~ if (bmpPath[len] == 0)
~ break;
~ }
~ textures[i] = new String(bmpPath, 0, len);
~ /** skip ahead 40 bytes */
~ in.skipBytes(40);
~ }
By the time it enters the String array it is all messed up and does not
properly represent the correct paths anymore.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I fix this so I can read the
Korean text in both Windows and Linux (and other OSs)?
Thank you for any help (and, again, sorry for the OT).
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