Hi Mockey,
>local u1 = unicode.new("var=title")
>local u2 = unicode.new("inputdialog")
>local res = unicode.inputdialog(u1, u2)
>But only once, second call to function crashes PPro as well.
>And also displays not quite right because title is displayed
>as "var=title", should be "title".
See docs: First param of inputdialog must be ascii string, not unicode
string.
I may be able to change that, so you can have unicode titles:
but of course variables names will have to map back into legal
PowerPro variable names, i.e. ascii
Do you want to be able to have unicode var=title?
local u1 = unicode.new("burble")
local u2 = unicode.new("inputdialog")
local res = unicode.inputdialog("u1=hi there", u2)
But, there is an error in inputdialog that causes crash on second run.
Easy fix.
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>Also the handle-syntax does not seem to work for file-services:
>Shouldn't that be correct?
>local fh = unicode.file_open("C:/test.txt", "w", 1, 0)
>fh.file_writeline("äöüßblablablaäöüß")
>fh.close
>gives the error:
>"Cannot locate plugin service Win.file_writeline"
>Or do handles only work for unicode-strings?
I only did handles for unicode-strings. I can add handles for files,
quite easy.
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>Trying to write to a UTF-8-file doesn't succeed for multi-byte chars:
>local fh = unicode.file_open("C:/test.txt", "w", 1, 0)
>local u1 = unicode.new("äöüßblablablaäöüß")
>unicode.file_writeline(fh, u1, "u")
>unicode.file_close(fh)
>gives me:
>"blablabla" in the file
>Windows-unicode (UCS-2, I think) works fine OTOH with:
>unicode.file_open("C:/test.txt", "w", 1, 1)
Doesn't surprise me. Documentation on wrting UTF-8-file is crap.
If you have a UTF-8 file handy, can you read it?
I'll see what I can sort out.
> Would it be possible to add a service that returns the UTF8-(ASCII-)
> string of an ANSI-string? I.e. multi-byte letters like äöü�
No idea. Your example got mangled in transmission. Mutlibyte ANSI?
Tell me more.
If you want releaseall fixed, inputdialog corrected and file handles,
you can probably have them instantly-ish.
Or you can wait a bit while I mess around with UTF-8 files and
Mutlibyte ANSI.
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