2015-03-15 18:06 GMT+01:00 Robert Jonsson <[email protected]>:
>
>
> 2015-03-15 16:57 GMT+01:00 Andrew Deryabin <[email protected]>:
>
>> Hi Robert,
>>
>> Just made tests with new fuid synth patches:
>>
>> I have LANG set to ru_RU.UTF-8
>>
>> 1. Loading sf2 banks from paths formed from english characters works fine.
>> 2. But when there is international characters found in the paths nothing
>> happens at all, and moreover after that 1 case stops working too.
>>
>> How to test:
>>
>> Create folder with unicode name:
>>
>> Банки SF2
>>
>> Then copy some soundfonts here, set LANG to ru_RU.UTF-8, load MusE and
>> try to
>> open these sound fonts from that path.
>>
>>
> Alright, no time (or energy for that matter ;) to test this now but I will
> test and compare!
>
This is so wierd. I created a folder Банки SF2 and followed the data in the
debugger. Mess synths pass data to the synth as a sysex datastream, so the
string had to be serialized, transferred and deserialized again. Turns out
I had been using toLatin1 here for whatever reason.. it had worked for my
previous paths.
For good reason it did not work here, instead I tried changing to toUtf8
and QString::fromUtf8 and according to the debugger in Qtcreator the string
that turns up on the synth side contains the right string. But
QFile::exists(string) does not recognize that this path points ot a valid
file. Maybe the debugger is fooling me?! So as a test I bypassed this
transfer and kept the original path in a global QString, now the
QFile::exists(string) works, later on the toLocal8Bit also works and
fluidsynth loads the soundfont!
Basically I hate encodings ;-P It seems it always a matter of trying all
the combinations..
Maybe I'll try transferring the data as 16bit unicode later.. that _must_
work, it just seems very awkward.
On another note, I didn't set LANG, we'll see if it matters ;)
/Robert
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